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Stagehand 101: Connections
Look closely at this photo and see if you can tell what’s wrong here. Take all the time you need.
For context, this is a NEMA 5-15 connector without the shell so you can see the wiring. Most of us just call this an Edison connector even th...
Stagehand 101: Tho Shalt Not Disconnect Energized Cables
The first commandment of electrical safety is to turn off power before disconnecting cables and breaking connections.
When the show is over and the load out starts, the more stagehands there are, the finer the line between complete chaos a...
Stagehand 101: Getting the (Feeder) Band Back Together
Banded cable is heavier than individual cables, but is it electrically better?
Most of us agree that banded cable is fine for #2 AWG feeder cable, but banding the aughts - as in 2/0 and 4/0 - in longer lengths makes it a bit too heavy for...
Stagehand 101: Should Banded be Banned?
Feeder cable is sometimes bundled or "banded," but should it be?
#2 AWG portable feeder cable is often “banded” or taped together, which is why it’s referred to as “banded feeder.” But 2/0 AWG and 4/0 AWG is banded less often. Why? There a...
Stagehand 101: The Camlock Connection
If the cams don't cooperate, is it okay to use a little friendly persuasion?
Mating camlock connectors should not require the strength of Hercules. But sometimes it does. They can get out of round, oxidize, or maybe they are made by differ...
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