First, it's, "AERIAL". Second, the first response was correct. You'd become a much better splicer if you knew how to troubleshoot etc. And if you know how that coax got there, what it can & can't tolerate (incl. weathering), etc. Besides, you might not have to wait for a construction crew to show up & you could bill for that service too.
> i'm an underground guy who wants to get a bucket and move into splicing. Are there any self training videos or books or two/three week classes I can take?
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> any help appreciated!
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