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Looks like the cap part of a liquidtight connector assembly.
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How about...an 'S' fuse adaptor that was slightly butched?
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Just the outer shell part of some sort of screw in light bulb base.
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Looking at the thread spacing....perhaps you got it Thiggy!
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Armour from a MIMS cable ?
The product of rotation, excitation and flux produces electricty.
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spot on Thiggy
i see these quite a lot ....
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Last edited by sparky; 02/25/11 12:48 PM.
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Is this one that has been removed after being installed? The right side of it looks a little rough.
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Ding Ding Ding!! It's a brass "Anti-short" bushing for old armor cable wiring. The following pictures show how it was suppose to be installed.
The only thing wrong here is that I only have a piece of new MC cable and I didn't have a piece of an old armor cable, but you should get the idea.
Harold
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