The biggest issue I've had is finding anywhere in a FTTC enabled town that can have FTTC so this is interesting
This is obvous enough - RFS (Ready for service?) at these cabs
RFS 1 ALTON THATN
RFS 2 ALTON THATN
RFS 3 ALTON THATN
RFS 4 ALTON THATN
RFS 6 ALTON THATN
RFS 7 ALTON THATN
RFS 8 ALTON THATN
RFS 9 ALTON THATN
RFS 11 ALTON THATN
RFS 12 ALTON THATN
RFS 13 ALTON THATN
RFS 14 ALTON THATN
RFS 18 ALTON THATN
RFS 19 ALTON THATN
RFS 20 ALTON THATN
RFS 21 ALTON THATN
RFS 23 ALTON THATN
RFS 24 ALTON THATN
RFS 27 ALTON THATN
RFS 28 ALTON THATN
RFS 29 ALTON THATN
RFS 30 ALTON THATN
So I presume that some percentage of the people served by these cabs, who are near enough to them, might be able to get a FTTC service.
How do I interpret this (this is the nearby location I've been waiting for since the exchange was, er, "enabled" in 09/2010 as I need somewhere with broadband to work out of)
ALTON GU34 2PP
THATN p26
% LInes 90.47
Uplift 2.38
No phase, no deployed date, no availability
Does it mean 90% of the lines at that postcode can have a FTTC service? Availability checker says no for that postcode and also for the specific address. When it's working it does, anyway
It may well be fed directly from the exchange (it's only 525m away) so no FTTC possible, but it's impossible to know as all the wiring is underground.
Or is it possible to know... basically, does this document and the above shed any light on when FTTC is coming, as I look at it, it doesn't look promising