who needs installers.. let the customer figure out how to get up the pole, change the fitting or the drop. Hell im sure they can figure out the best splitter configuation for there equipment, that they can go get from the office. Then when they get back, they can get it all hooked up, and hope all the lines in the house are good, unless they wanna drop a few wall fishes in to replace that rg-59. Maybe they wont need to run out and pick up a meter to trouble shoot why the MTA wont sync up. Should i use a USB or this big phone cable looking thing...hmmm, and how do i make the rest of my phone jacks work. will they be able to figure out how to back feed the line to the nid and wire the phone to the alarm to support the line siezure. Im sure the trouble call techs wont be that busy (even though they wont have a install tech to go run new lines or change the drop)
The point is, most customers cant figure out how to program a tv... and monkeys arnt allowed to drive leagaly.
Re: I'm out for good this time
Member #: 40622
Registered: 9/13/2005
Posted:
133
Name:
Christian Hughes
Name:
Christian Hughes
Company:
Hughes LVS
Occupation:
Telephone I&R, Splicing, Testing, CATV
Location:
Live Oak, FL
Personal:
mid 40s
Experience:
~26 years
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