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MIL-F- 14252 ( AR )
Table XI
Specification
Use
General purpose, radio frequency,
MIL-w-76
special purpose (operating range of
0
0
-65 F to 190 F and oil and grease
resistant)
MIL-W-12349
Coil leads in contact with impreg-
nating varnish during processing
3.11.14.2.2 Special application.- Approval must be obtained
for the type of insulated hook-up
from the contracting officer
wire to be used under the following conditions:
(a) Maximum potential to ground (rms value or equiva-
lent d.c.) exceeds 2500 volts.
(b) Ambient temperature inside a component may ex-
ceed 176F under specified service condition.
(c) The wire is used in a sealed component which
also incorporates heat-dissipattna parts (power
transformers, power resistors,  and electron
tubes). (The volatile matter given off by some
types of wire insulation or jacketing may have a
deleterious effect on the component).
3.11.14.3 Passing through conduits.- Wire harnesses that pass
through conduits shall have two layers of tape conforming to
Specification MIL-I-7798 over the body of the harness `and two
layers over all breakouts.  Each layer shall be wrapped In op-
posite directions.
3.11.14.4 Slack.- Wires and harnesses shall be as short as
practicable~pt that sufficient slack shall be provided to
prevent undue stress on harness forms, wires, and connections;
to enable parts to be removed and replaced during servicing
without disconnecting other parts to factiltate field repair
of broken or cut wires.
3.11.14.5 Protection. - Wires and harnesses shall be so placed
and protected as to avoid contact with rough or Irregular sur-
faces or sharp edges under service conditions.  Wires shall not
be bent sharply where they enter Insulation material.  Where wires
run through holes in metal (partitions, and sheilds .) suitable
grommets or bushings shall be used for abrasion protection.  The
use of friction tape is prohibited.
3.11.14.6 support.- Wires and harnesses shall be properly supported
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