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51019512

join:2009-05-19
151 Front St		reply to Rifleman
Re: [Eastern Ontario] Cogeco Burying Cable------Internet Availab

Big green box closest to my house had the power connected yeserday. I don't know if there is hardware inside yet.
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said by 51019512 See Profile :

Big green box closest to my house had the power connected yeserday. I don't know if there is hardware inside yet.
9/10 the hardware will sit in there and the power is usually the last thing connected .
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Chromac

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L'Orignal, ON
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 Most of these big green boxes are for power supply upgrades and the changes are part of the standby powering requirments for the system. These are proactive changes we're making to get us up to minimum 4 hour battery backup. If I tell you more I'll have to "read you in".
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51019512

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151 Front St
said by Chromac See Profile :

Most of these big green boxes are for power supply upgrades and the changes are part of the standby powering requirments for the system. These are proactive changes we're making to get us up to minimum 4 hour battery backup. If I tell you more I'll have to "read you in".
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Chromac

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L'Orignal, ON		 Should be available by beginning of September maybe earlier. You're in 9007. Node is fully rebuilt and two way ready just need the doc's and the good to go from corporate.
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51019512

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