Im with you patriotspl. IMHO Splicing in the outdoors is a bad idea. I was an inspector on a job that only allowed 20 feet (10 in + 10 out) tails. So all splicing was done outdoors. Aerial splicing was done out of a bucket or ladder bouncing in the wind. Dust everywhere. The splicers had a hard time making spec with all the wind and dirt. There are 2 reasons for splicing with short tails; one is financial, less fiber, the other is emotional, the want it to look like a copper telephone plant rather than a cable TV plant.
Re: Days gone by Fiber Splicing Rates
Member #: 44560
Registered: 2/21/2006
Posted:
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Name:
Tony
Name:
Tony Gauer
Company:
TSB
Occupation:
Engineer
Location:
South Dakota
Personal:
late 60s
Experience:
~44 years
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