I am having trouble understanding this electrical diagram. Please help

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The discussion centers on a user's confusion regarding an electrical diagram for a 4-Point resistivity measurement adapter. The user seeks clarification on a specific symbol involving loops with a vertical line and a dot, which indicates shielded wires or coaxial cables. Additional guidance is provided through a PDF link that explains various symbols used in electrical schematics. It is also noted that the user's parts list specifies the use of 22 gauge shielded wire. Understanding these components is crucial for successfully building the adapter.
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Hi! This is my first post.

I am trying to build a 4-Point resistivity measurement adapter according to instructions that can be found here:

"www.aeroelectric.com/articles/LowOhmsAdapter_3.pdf"

On the fifth page (the second page of the schematic) there is a symbol that I do not recognize (I have never really worked with electrical diagrams before). Around each of the wires coming down from the alligator clips, there are two loops with a vertical line and a dot on the left of the loop. This happens at a 4-pin socket and plug and I am wondering what exactly I am supposed to do there. Also, I don't know what to do about those loops at the alligator clip either.

Thanks for your help,
Tony
 
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Oh. Note that your parts list indicates that it's 22 gauge shielded wire.
 
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