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Nervous
(experienced)
Fri 26-Apr-13 08:24:59
Ring Wire Terminal 3
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I have just had fibre installed and Openreach have connected terminal 3 on the faceplate. Is that wire necessary anymore or does it not make the difference it used to on ADSL
MrSaffron
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Fri 26-Apr-13 09:34:51
Re: Ring Wire Terminal 3
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If the VDSL faceplate is fitted it should make no real difference
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yarwell
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Fri 26-Apr-13 11:17:42
Re: Ring Wire Terminal 3
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It isn't necessary for most phones or telephony devices. It's filtered in the faceplate so should be of little consequence.
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