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Old 05-02-2007, 11:57   #5
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Re: Convert BT wiring to work with Cable
If your NTL master socket is next to the BT master socket then it will be a very simple job to remove the extension wire from the BT master socket and reconnect it to the NTL master socket. All your extensions will then work on the NTL line.
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