cable TV wire rated for underwater.

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cable TV wire rated for underwater.
Author: packy (MA) so the cable TV installer just left. when I asked about the wire that was used I was told the wire is fine. it is rated for underwater up to 100 meters deep. I am currently only able to get one program. "sea hunt".
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Author: 120volts (CA) Now THAT is funny!!!! Unless you’re the homeowner. I had a tv wall mounter drill through a wall and through a 220 volt line once. That was $3,000 funny to rewire the line. Edited 1 times.
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Author: LI Guy (IN) Did he use the pipe as a chase to run coax between floors?!?!?! - - - - - - - Not a plumber by trade but a fierce DIYer
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Author: hj (AZ) A carpenter was using self drilling screws to install a wall shelf. Do you know how long it takes to drill through a 1 1/4" steel gas pipe? And how long it takes to fix it when the pipe is only a 1/2" behind the drywall?
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