Marine Cables

I gave you a GA point. Your point is well founded and I agree with it completely. This "EE" in a previous post was asking about series and parallel arrangements for low voltage lamps, then we jump to a 33kV system carrying 25MW. A little incongruous I think.

A real large shudder comes to mind...

Code? what code?

milo"what kind of tape would you use to make that splice under water? "

That looks like an arrangement seen in the main street running through La Paz, Bolivia.

Do you think he is weighing the risk to taking cable to sell ?

or cutting power to a whole island.

I have no idea.

It still amazes me that people can find CR4 but cannot do a simple google search and find an answer in a few minutes themselves. That's just crazy and lazy (cralazy even).

I mean come on, it really isn't rocket science to put the words "marine cable underwater manufacturer" into a search engine. Where better to find the information than to go straight to a cable manufacturer. If you are qualified to do design work in the field of high voltage cabling you should be able to name at least three applicable cable manufacturers! If you cannot, WTF (excuse my language).

GA. Good for you on being aware enough to spot the previous posts before answering.

Generally important because

a) It can give you more information about what the poster wants (especially if they don't offer a lot of detail, or what detail they offer is confusing).

b) Some posters have a Jeckel/Hyde personality going on. Sane posting one minute, abusive free energy ranting the next.

c) Some people should not be given information for the safety of themselves and others.

and

d) It can give you a good in site into the person who is posting. This can help to Taylor the answers we post. Examples of this are giving a more detailed answer if we think that person has the knowledge to understand, or giving a more detailed and helpful answer to someone interested in free energy or such who appears to be interested in actually listening to answers that contradict their understanding/that cool website they just looked at with the video of the car running on water..........

Dear Friend

Please stick to 33 Volts for the time being ,before being graduated to the higher voltages.(33 KV)

With the type of questions you have been asking previously do not think about venturing into such projects.

SAK.

A wise person will understand more from stupid questions than what a stupid person can learn from a wise answer