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Originally Posted by Kushan
The problem with a VoIP service is the battery backup would have to extend into the customer's property and keep their hub alive as well. I don't know if there's technology to do that.
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The battery is integrated into the hub. Plenty of those around - they are used in many other countries where the telco is delivered via CATV.
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Originally Posted by ccarmock
I assume VM still have a lot of work to do on their infrastructure for upstream improvements? I am fed from the New Malden node and believe this ex-Telewest area was in poor state.
Not sure what state it is in now, but they did of course get upstream bonding working and we moved from TDMA to ATDMA, but still 16 QAM
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It's probably in a better state than most in many ways given it had to be rebuilt for ATDMA.
No doubt some node splits / resegmentation left to do but that's business as usual as part of ongoing capacity upgrades.
That area was dire.