Cabinet and other street furniture pics reqd. please

I've just added this page to my website, to help people coming here to compare what they have seen with known street furniture. It seems sensible to have such a resource and I'm not aware of one anywhere else.

There have been many pictures of the smaller FTTC cabs (and the number of lines they support), and also several people asking "Is this an FTTC cab" and it hasn't been.

It would take ages to find all these and also contact the posters.

If anyone can give me links to such pics that they have taken, (or anything else useful), so that I can download them and put them on the site that would be great. An acknowledgement of the supplier would be added if you would like that.

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 12-Jul-11 00:02:02)

Your photo under the Virgin Media section: http://www.robertos.me.uk/html/virgin_furniture_1.html is just an Openreach FTTC cab

P.S. Feel free to use any of my pics on http://www.fibreforsaddleworth.co.uk/updates.php

There are a number of 128 line FTTC cabs (the smaller ones) pictured.

Thanks

Dead right it is!

I thought I had got the right one and was getting tired.

For some reason I can't get the one it should be off my phone. Maybe a reboot of the laptop will fix it, but it just isn't showing up on Bluetooth even though it is there on the camera just where the others were.

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 12-Jul-11 00:03:25)

That's great James, thanks . I'll choose one tomorrow. Also that PCP15 that shows on the left of _3.jpg is one I haven't got, so I might go for that one.

I remember a few posts not long ago about some other smaller ones as well.

Any idea what that odd thing is in the middle of PCP14_2? I'm putting things like that in "Other". to eliminate them, as we've had several pics of traffic light controllers and suchlike. So if people can see for themselves ... .

Fixed and replaced.

Laptop reboot solved it. I think the blame for not being able to upload that one lies in the Nokia Phone Browser software. I'd deleted and re-found the connection to the phone in Windows Explorer a couple of times, but it looks like the content was cached in that garbage. Even though the phone connection was showing in its own right under "Computer", not under NPB .

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 12-Jul-11 00:03:57)

Any idea what that odd thing is in the middle of PCP14_2?

Its a Royal Mail `Dead Drop' box.

One wonders why the FTTP one has so many vent holes - given that FTTP is a passive technology!

No problem.

Also, the "FTTP cab - 288 max" should be "FTTC" not FTTP

It's actually FTTC not FTTP I think Robertos just named it wrong