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New Miracle Tape
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by Melvin » Wed Apr 19, 2006 12:31 pm
I've used quite a bit of this stuff field repairing extension cords. We refered to it as self vulcanising tape. The stuff I used was electrically rated for outdoor use. Good but expensive stuff.
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by Loader » Wed Apr 19, 2006 1:55 pm
rampage wrote:Loader wrote:Courtney, Not talking about regular every day electrcial tape. Silcon based.
Take a look at that link I posted. In fact I know I have some at home still, probably 15 years old, if not older. Even have the NSN on the can the tape comes in. If I do, I'll get a snappy posted tonight.
Arnereil, that kinda has the look of the F-4 tape. Most times there is a green line down the center, helps in getting a good wrap.
Dont let Homeland Security hear about that theft. If they send you to the brig I wont be able to steal anymore of your build ideas.
No brig here, thanks for looking out for me! I think I first aquired the F-4 tape after a trip to Spain for bombing missions, circa 1986-1987. It was one of those things that every maintenance crew carried with them, at least back then. No theft here! Now that I think of it, it is closer to 20 years old, heck, I better look at it, it my be unserviceable!
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