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Over here in NI we often refer to the connector blocks for tails as ISCOs or perhaps ESCOs. I think Henley blocks are perhaps how they are referred to on the mainland. I used to know the words of the acronym but I cannot recall and a web search didnt help. Any ideas?
Here in southern England we only see ISCO on prewar cut outs and they are a dissappearing breed.
- I assumed it is a long defunct maker's name.
WT Henley has suffered many mergers but the name refuses to die out..
https://www.wt-henley.com/home-wt_henley_heritage.html
oddly that article refers to them making ISCOs, so it may have meant incoming service cut-out or similar for them - not a use I am familiar with
Mike
Here in southern England we only see ISCO on prewar cut outs and they are a dissappearing breed.
- I assumed it is a long defunct maker's name.
WT Henley has suffered many mergers but the name refuses to die out..
https://www.wt-henley.com/home-wt_henley_heritage.html
oddly that article refers to them making ISCOs, so it may have meant incoming service cut-out or similar for them - not a use I am familiar with
Mike
