INDEX-3 M Marking systems, cable- and wire-, 3-1 Marling hitch, 2-39 Marling hitch with a half hitch, 2-39 Metallic armor, 1-23 Metallic conductor protection, 1-21 lead sheath, 1-22 metallic armor, 1-22 metallic sheath, 1-21 steel tape, 1-23 wire armor, 1-23 wire-braid armor, 1-22 Metallic sheath, 1-21 Mil, 1-1 Mineral insulation, 1-19 N Navy electricity and electronics training series, iv-vi Nonmetallic conductor protection, 1-20 fibrous braid, 1-20 fibrous tape, 1-20 jute and asphalt covering, 1-21 rubber and synthetic covering, 1-21 unspun felted cotton, 1-21 woven cover, 1-21 Nylon cable straps, 2-44 P Paper, conductor insulation, 1-17 Pencil iron and special tips, 2-32 Pictorial diagram, 3-7 Plastic electrical tape, 2-10 Plastics, conductor insulation, 1-15 Polytetrafluoroethylene, extruded, 1-16 Preinsulated copper terminal lugs and splices, 2-18 crimping procedure for splices, 2-18 preinsulated splices, 2-18 terminating copper wire with preinsulated terminal lugs, 2-18 Properties of a solder joint, 2-33 R Rattail joint, 2-7 Resistance or resistivity specific, 1-5 Resistance soldering tool, 2-31 Rotary strippers, 2-2 Rubber, conductor insulation, 1-13 Rubber tape, 2-9 S Safe current ratings, 1-11 Safety, 3-15 Schematic diagram, 3-10 Schematic reading, 3-1 cable- and wire-marking systems, 3-1 electrical diagrams, 3-6, 3-7 Self-clinching cable straps, 2-44 Shipboard wiring, 3-1, 3-4 Silicone rubber insulation, 1-14 Silk and cotton, conductor insulation, 1-18 Single lacing, 2-39 Single-line diagram, 3-9 Solder joint, 2-33 Soldering, 2-24 aids, 2-36 alternative dip-tinning procedure, 2-26 flux, 2-35 procedure for tinning copper wire with a soldering iron, 2-27 process, 2-24 solder, 2-33 solvents, 2-35 tinning copper wire and cable, 2-24 tools, 2-27 Soldering aids, 2-36 Soldering flux, 2-35 Soldering gun, 2-30 Soldering irons, 2-27 Soldering irons, safety, 3-18 soldering set, resistance, 2-31 Soldering tools, 2-27 pencil irons, 2-32 special tips, 2-32 Solvents, 2-35 Splice insulation, 2-9, 2-10 Splices, crimping procedures, 2-22