Three thimble brackets now secure an aluminum splice wire looped onto the new weatherhead. Three more fasten the splice at the tension wire coming down from the power pole. Electrical connections were previously made by an electrician (nearly three months ago!). Click on photo to backtrack. Old weatherhead was cut off at the roof, now hidden. Now ready for rain.
Sep 21, 2007
DIY splice @ service drop
Enough of waiting for PG&E. Rain is approaching.Three thimble brackets now secure an aluminum splice wire looped onto the new weatherhead. Three more fasten the splice at the tension wire coming down from the power pole. Electrical connections were previously made by an electrician (nearly three months ago!). Click on photo to backtrack. Old weatherhead was cut off at the roof, now hidden. Now ready for rain.
Three thimble brackets now secure an aluminum splice wire looped onto the new weatherhead. Three more fasten the splice at the tension wire coming down from the power pole. Electrical connections were previously made by an electrician (nearly three months ago!). Click on photo to backtrack. Old weatherhead was cut off at the roof, now hidden. Now ready for rain.
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