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Standard User hypertony
(committed) Thu 27-Feb-14 09:50:02
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Re: BT line fault


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Just had a thought! If I got a length of plastic hose pipe, long enough to pass through this tree, cut a slit in its full length and slid it over the phone line in the appropriate position, would this fall foul of BT regulations? smile


That would increase the weight of the line!!

Plus what would happen if the water get inside the hose then frezes? SHATTER!

Another £130 bill from BT. smile

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Standard User Andrew_W
(knowledge is power) Thu 27-Feb-14 10:50:36
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Re: BT line fault


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That would increase the weight of the line!!

Plus what would happen if the water get inside the hose then frezes? SHATTER!

Another £130 bill from BT. smile


Another good point!

How about some of this then?

Andrew
Standard User hypertony
(committed) Thu 27-Feb-14 10:56:26
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Re: BT line fault


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How about some of this then?


That would make the cable thicker, which means more chance of snow settling on them, thus making the cable heavier (and forms ice as well).

Best to leave the cable alone and trim the tree.

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Standard User Andrew_W
(knowledge is power) Thu 27-Feb-14 11:04:38
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OK OK give in wink

Actually, the line did survive an ice storm some years ago. Bad enough to pull a big ash tree down in the garden!

Can't trim the trees at the moment, it's raining smile

Andrew
Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Thu 27-Feb-14 16:53:28
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£6.73pm?

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Standard User Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Thu 27-Feb-14 17:23:38
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Re: BT line fault


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Then pass the bill to your neighbour. smile

Standard User Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Thu 27-Feb-14 17:34:02
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Best to leave the cable alone and trim the tree.

The best advice given in the whole thread IMHO. smile

Standard User Andrew_W
(knowledge is power) Fri 28-Feb-14 16:00:45
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£6.73pm?


It is available in longer lengths, pro-rata wink

Andrew
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