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Originally Posted by jb66
In an ideal world where there are more tap points than customers, in reality we dot have the luxury of moving a point in the cab without moving someone else (creating a fault for another customer) so I will always choose the attenuator and leave the signal +5ish to compensate if someone bumps my customer up or down
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Sadly if everyone always chooses the attenuators you end up with a bunch of customers on the wrong tap with attenuators to compensate.
That's probably about all you can do now. Putting drops onto the right taps for their distance would break their service as people put them on the wrong ones and used attenuators.
Going to be epic to see what happens when the networks start running on 5-85MHz return and 105-1003MHz forward. Will generate a bunch of service calls from bodged installs.