STANDBY CPAXIAL TRUNK LINE CABLE

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To require no slack handling work in the field and to and allow no marring of good appearance by compressing rings formed at predetermined intervals and with a predetermined diameter so as to form other parts except both end portions into nearly straight line-like to be close to each other, and mounting covers on both end portions. SOLUTION: In a specialized cable factory rings for securing slacks are formed at predetermined intervals in response to floor intervals of a complex housing to be laid on a spare main line coaxial cable 5 having terminal metal fittings for hooking to ceiling portions. The rings are compressed and other parts 3 except both end portions are formed so that plural cables are nearly linearly ranged in appearance. By mounting detachable plastic-made covers 4 on both end portions, the break of formed portions at a drum winding work time is prevented, and catching on a trough edge is prevented at a laying work time. The cable is carried in the laying field in the form of a drum winding, and enough slacks are prepared so that the increasing of a load is easy.