Thread: NTL Cable fittings
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Old 09-10-2005, 20:22   #10
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Re: NTL Cable fittings
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Originally Posted by SmileyMan
Cables are cut to length as needed so that is not true, Your neighbour should have insisted on location

As for leaving extra lengths thats down to the engineer
I know she should've done - but that's where some people need to tell companies and their employees that they're the ones keeping them in jobs, not the other way round!

I know they're cut to specification, but I also have a feeling that Mr. Technician made a mathematical boo-boo and wanted to get rid of his spare piece of coax. Even people in white vans can be tight, it seems!

Oh, and welcome to CF SmileyMan. Always nice to see new NTL staff.
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