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Rhubarb
(committed) Thu 24-Nov-11 18:18:27

Re: �Home Wiring Solution� Options?

[re: Zarjaz] [link to this post]

In reply to a post by Zarjaz:
TBH most engineers I know prefer to use the NTE shift route as the cable is 'easier' to run.

If this is done, would they reinstate a socket where the NTE5 is now. I have/need a phone plugged in at this location and all other phone extensions are terminated there. Thanks again - R

Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Thu 24-Nov-11 21:21:53

Re: �Home Wiring Solution� Options?

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Yep, no worries.

Zarjaz

Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Thu 24-Nov-11 21:23:43

Re: �Home Wiring Solution� Options?

[re: Rhubarb] [link to this post]

I presently have a Cat5e cable that carries the A & B wires from inside the current NTE5 to a RJ11 socket where I have/want the modem. I left a bit of slack in the cable both ends, hopefully they'll be happy to use this cable with their adapters either end.

Sounds like a 'tickle' for the engineer.

Zarjaz

Rhubarb
(committed) Fri 25-Nov-11 17:02:00

Re: �Home Wiring Solution� Options?

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Thanks Zarjaz for your helpful replies. I'm now pretty confident that I can get sorted. smile

Cheers - R

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