Thread: 120M Can someone explain why cable suffers on upload?
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Old 09-11-2013, 09:53   #54
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Re: Can someone explain why cable suffers on upload?
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq View Post
That's kinda what we were talking about several pages ago.

Though to be honest it'd be just as effective to run ten extra coax lines as it would be to run ten extra fibre lines, both carry DOCSIS RF channels anyway. Although fibre would be thinner so you could probably fit more into the same space if you were limited by duct diameter.[COLOR="Silver"]
Yes, but I didn't get a definitive answer. What would be most expensive and which would offer most future proofing? Extra coax or fibre?

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Originally Posted by Kushan View Post
I thought most of the green cabs already did have fibre going into them, with some that are just coax.

There seems to be a different answer to this one every time it comes up, though.
I wonder how many areas already have fibre from node to cab then and how many of those have individualised coax from cab to premises?
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