Thread: Cabling roads
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Old 11-10-2005, 23:57   #23
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Re: Cabling roads

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
Umm I wasnt reffering to Leics then, my particular area tho since you brought it up isnt victorian houses converted to flat's the street's around me are mainly semi detached properties. And a few streets away is the student area of terraced housing.
It is not just a case of an extra 10M, but the small green boxes (a cab)are set out in such away that they cover about 40-50 houses (max of 50 if they all have 1 phone line) so the ten metres now turns into another cab and even further up the line if the big green box (the mux) is maxed out you will need a new mux so your 10m, a new cab is now a new mux......all I will say this may not be the case but it can very easily and quickly snow ball in 100's of 1000's of pounds to get a couple of potential customers on board and then it may only be 1 or 2 wanting it!
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