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TomS_ debugger it Premium,MVM join:2002-07-19 Australia	reply to cooldude9919 Re: Charter Node? The bottom "device" is probably only a fibre splice enclosure. It probably has no active electronics.
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jchambers28 join:2007-05-12 Alma, AR ·Cox HSI ·Dish Network ·Cox VOIP ·Vonage ·magicjack.com	the fiber cable it self is between 24 and 48 count fiber the black bock box is a splice case there is no electronics in side it is pressurized with nitrogen to keep humidity out of the fiber. I know this because I have done fiber installs for a cable company before
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TomS_ debugger it Premium,MVM join:2002-07-19 Australia 1 edit	said by jchambers28 : the fiber cable it self is between 24 and 48 count fiber the black bock box is a splice case there is no electronics in side it is pressurized with nitrogen to keep humidity out of the fiber. I know this because I have done fiber installs for a cable company before Seems like a bit of a waste to run that many fibres into a building just to service a cable node. My guess is it would be more like 2-3 pairs (if not a single pair), which seems a hell of a lot more sensible, and still allows them to install additional services into the building. Keeping in mind that it is possible to run duplex communications over a single fibre, so they can get increased mileage out of their installation. And dont forget WDM which allows even further mileage.
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