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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 21-Mar-16 12:07:34
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Re: New Box by BT Green Cabinet.


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Yeah I know, my original comment about vents was relating to the above image, before I realised it was just a stock image. My copper cab has vents but only 2 small ones on either side where as cabs with active equipment in them seem to have considerably more smile Agree that if it has no sticker and is directly connected then it most probably is just an extension for more copper cables.
Standard User Alucidnation
(learned) Mon 21-Mar-16 23:28:26
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Re: New Box by BT Green Cabinet.


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Apologies for the late reply.

Yes, it is connected via 2 tubes (i think) but i have only seen it from the back.

I will take a picture tomorrow.

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(deleted) Tue 22-Mar-16 08:39:18
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Thanks for confirming. In that case it's definitely an extension for more tie pairs.


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Standard User Alucidnation
(learned) Fri 25-Mar-16 06:46:07
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Well, for the past couple of days, every time i have driven by, there has been a BTOR van parked right in front of it, however, i have noticed that the door does not have the yellow sticker on it, so as suggested, i guess it is just an expansion unit to take more capacity?
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(deleted) Fri 25-Mar-16 19:08:33
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This look familiar, Sir?
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(deleted) Sat 26-Mar-16 04:41:23
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In reply to a post by Icaras:
No, don't read anything into vents.


Agreed, but...

Normal copper cabinets are usually vented.


No they aren't!

The old cast iron ones weren't, the fibreglass ones weren't, the pre-modern ones might have had had couple of vents in the side, and the most modern ones have no vents at all.

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Standard User Alucidnation
(learned) Sat 26-Mar-16 07:20:02
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In reply to a post by Ignitionnet:
This look familiar, Sir?


Spot on!

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(deleted) Sat 26-Mar-16 09:20:48
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In reply to a post by gazzyk1ns:
In reply to a post by Icaras:
No, don't read anything into vents.


Agreed, but...

Normal copper cabinets are usually vented.


No they aren't!

The old cast iron ones weren't, the fibreglass ones weren't, the pre-modern ones might have had had couple of vents in the side, and the most modern ones have no vents at all.


My PCP is about 7 years old and has two small vents at the bottom on both sides of it.
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(deleted) Sat 26-Mar-16 10:01:06
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Yeah one type (out of 17) here does as well, but most don't. I don't know who decided to put vents at the bottom of early-90s PCP cabinets, as heat rises, and there are no fans or a build-up of heat at any particular point in a PCP cabinet.

Its direct predecessors (the fibreglass ones) would have actively insulated the internals, and the older and newer ones have no vents.

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Standard User Timalay
(experienced) Sat 26-Mar-16 10:09:27
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That what I was thinking. Maybe they've added a second cabinet, but they don't have enough numbers to warranty a full size.
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