Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart C
That's another advantage. There are hundreds, if not thousands of miles of sewers in any town. It should be a lot cheaper to lay cable in those than it would to dig the road, yet our companies seem intent on not co-operating with each other.
Hell, Thames Water would probably charge rent for the space in the sewers.
|
Supprised Thames Water dont, money grabbing grrrr's lol
It makes perfect sense to me, all they have to do is build a headend where the cables come out and hey presto, instant coverage... the Hardest part would be getting it from the sewars into the house, not sure how they would do that, but it wouldnt be hard to figure out...
If you where allowed to put stuff down the sewars, you could create your own network like that, as 90% of buildings how sewards i assume
Quote:
Originally Posted by Matt D
Sounds like that Heineken advert!
Good idea, anyway.
|
Does a bit... almost carlsbergish as well