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Underground DP (distribution point)
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thanks mate
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Like what lee111s said, its a DP but for your copper line (i.e. your phone line)
Paul
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What is this
Why is this box open? Could you report it to Openreach if an engineer isn�t onsite please?
Does look like a DP in that clip joint, judging by those 2 or 5 pair cables that are probably heading to each of the houses.
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because i wanted to have a look where my line goes because my line [censored]
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So, you are saying you opened the chamber ... is that correct?
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taurus excreta cerebrum vincit
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yes my friend did
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Your friend are NOT allow to open it. You could faced serious trouble and legal action by Openreach if your friend did open it.
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Whoops! Agreed with adslmax on this one, I'm afraid!
Edited by deleted (Wed 04-Oct-17 16:48:48)
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Post deleted by williamsben16
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And given the number of thefts of copper wiring, if seen lifting a chamber a good chance of it being reported and police arriving
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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
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Words fail me. Interferon with BT plant, causing a possible hazard, ... I could go on.
Would you be happy with people turning up and opening your garage - just to see what was there?
And in one post you claim "a friend did" and in another "I did not know" - an imaginary friend maybe? one who shares your name and shoes?
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Edited by MHC (Wed 04-Oct-17 17:17:56)
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So the thing is, and here�s the thing ....
You have illegally opened a footway box, what you were hoping to achieve is beyond me, since you don�t even recognise what it it is you have exposed ... shut the lid, carefully, and hope none of your neighbours have sobbed you in. Eejit.
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can i just ask how dirty is ok for it to get lid was not propley anyways because dirt round edge
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Because these joints are designed to �live� underground. Dirt on the outside is no reflection on the interior.
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is it easy for them replace the line ?
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Which bit ?
There needs to be a plausible reason. What is actually wrong with your service ?
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are my stats ok
dsl stats
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What are they in �old money� ?
You�ve still not said what is actually the problem you are experiencing ?
What equipment are you using, and what�s the set up, what�s connected where ?
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Stats are fine for a 40/10 service. Uptime 24 days. No problems.
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Because these joints are designed to �live� underground. Dirt on the outside is no reflection on the interior.
In that photo there's a fat juicy worm sat on the kit (mid-right) and loads of other muck internally...eeeeuuurrrghhhhh  Do the BT/Openreach bods ever give the u/g DPs a quick clean once in a while?
Edited by deleted (Wed 04-Oct-17 22:03:19)
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Underground plant needs a combination of clue of what you are looking at and a legal requirement to test for gas. Probably best left alone.
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If the DP is waterproof whats the point?
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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.
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In that photo there's a fat juicy worm sat on the kit (mid-right)
You could say it is an Internet Worm LOL
Paul
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It may or may not be a DP ( no way can you tell by that pic ) It is a UG ( Under Ground ) joint in fact a large ped cap UCJ ( Universal Clip Joint )
As to the fool who open the box to take the pic , well he is one sad fool.
Ps looks like the box is a Joint Box 26
these comments are my own and in no way represent any company that i may or may not be linked too.
Edited by MC31 (Thu 05-Oct-17 21:18:52)
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