Cable/Harness Testing Made Easy.

Everyone loves a Quiz. Well, not everyone. Still, a lot of people took last month's quiz and the results are in. I've talked with a number of people who did find it fun and took the quiz multiple times. The anonymous results are here and you can compare how you did to everyone else. You can also see detailed answers and explore links for more in-depth training.

On a personal note, I want to thank all those who make this newsletter possible. Last month was our 86th consecutive monthly e-newsletter. There is a wealth of information in the newsletters and it takes a lot of effort to make them interesting and informative. The Cirris newsletter team is: Marlin Shelley, Brent Stringham, Jon Bertrand, Richard Chamberland, Mike Daley, David Stringham, and me.

If you have any questions or comments, call us at 1-800-441-9910.

Best Regards,
Kevin Denning
Vice President
   What is your Cable Testing I.Q.?

In last month's quiz, we hope you found that the questions stimulated some new thoughts or old memories. In the mechanical world of building cables and harnesses the electrical issues are often lost in the details. To help refresh your understanding, this month, we've answered the questions in a little more detail and also provided some links to further illustrate the electrical principles behind them. Many of these links are good for training those who want to expand their electrical knowhow. This quiz was so fun you may see an even more challenging quiz soon.

    Results of First Quiz

   A wire with cut strands

Dang, what kind of test will detect broken strands?

   Upcoming Tradeshows

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  • WHMA Conference, Orlando     Feb 24-26     Booth #21
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  • APEX, Las Vegas     Apr 6-8     Booth #525
For more tradeshow information see our Trade Show Schedule.


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