AL-CU

[annasilvio]

WHAT TYPES OF MATERIALS CAN BE JOINED TOGETHER WITH A BUG MARKED "AL-CU"

 

[iwire]

Re: AL-CU

ARE WE DOING YOUR TEST OR HOMEWORK?

 

[jwelectric]

Re: AL-CU

Originally posted by annasilvio:
WHAT TYPES OF MATERIALS CAN BE JOINED TOGETHER WITH A BUG MARKED "AL-CU"

What types of materials can be joined together with a bug marked "al-cu"

Which one of these looks better?

When you post using upper case I think that you are yelling at me.

Are you mad at me?

 

[LarryFine]

Re: AL-CU

I think this is a trick question.

 

[charlie b]

Re: AL-CU

I don't know what a "bug" would be, in this context. But my guess would be "AL or CU."

 

[jwelectric]

Re: AL-CU

Originally posted by charlie b:
I don't know what a "bug" would be, in this context. But my guess would be "AL or CU." LOL LOL

 

[marinesgt0411]

Re: AL-CU

I do not know maybe AL with AL or CU with CU or maybe AL with CU or even CU with AL

 

[bill addiss]

Re: AL-CU

My guess = Bug = BugNut = Split Bolt connector


Bill

 

[kiloamp7]

Re: AL-CU

That electrical term "bug" just does not seem to be used here in North Texas. I've often wondered what it means.

Now we use the term "lug" a lot. Usually as a broad term to describe a number of wire connectors.

 

[dillon3c]

Re: AL-CU

I remeber hearing the term used before.It has been a while..I've heard it in refering to..

*Bugg* (bug-off-of) -slang wording- for "Tap"

As in the "tapping off of"..