Re: Varying Attenuation
Von: Klunk (bill.gates@microsoft.com) [Profil]Datum: 11.07.2008 19:04
Message-ID: <487792ae$0$2920$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk>
Newsgroup: uk.telecom.broadband
On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 15:38:40 +0100, George Weston passed an empty day by writing: > "m" <mikej@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message > news:487749F9.3090801@tiscali.co.uk... >> >> >> kraftee wrote: >>> naza wrote: >>> >>>>Its BT's fault, tested at the test socket and it was on the other >>>>side. They sent out an engineer and he is here right now. Playing >>>>around wit the cables in the ground. Been here 30mins. >>> >>> >>> Only another 90 to go then.. >> Here's another one for you K! >> >> Mates phone went faulty but BB OK - typical one-leg fault! Then 2 days >> later BB failed too. >> Called out BT (meanwhile restoring slightly 'illegal' cable routeing to >> NTE inside flat). >> Hawk confirms faulty 15m away. >> Follow pairs. >> Dis at block on outside of the flats - VERY STRANGE!! Get test from >> exchange - identify pair - restore - still one legged. Find fault in >> joint in manhole (sorry non-pc - Footway box) Note new install on >> another flat (using second hand cables). Could it POSSIBLY be that a OR >> eng had tried to find a spare pair? nicked his, found it faulty and >> just left it off? >> >> Heaven forefend! > > As if anyone would.... > > ;-( > > George When you only pay £23k a year for 36.5 hours, that is what you get ;-) -- begin oefixed_in_2005.exe[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]