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![]() How much does it cost to fibre up Brex****ting UK plc? ------------------------------------------------------ Assume we giving up on Openroch double blow job installation technique that costs between £500 to £800 per install, and assumuming BT's (British Telecum's) 33,000 openroach engineers cannot be retrained by brexit time to install fibre like everyone else, and they install empty tube and then recable second time with fibre blow job on customer premises wasting time and energy when they could have installed a 100+ core cable for under £2 a meter in the same time as it took to install the empty tube. Assuming £150 per install because fibre doesn't need electric power or repeaters until some 10km or more away. Again no BT (British Telecum) and its openroach installers in the loop anywhere otherwise your install cost is between £500 to £800. So assume the fibre network will be mandated not to carry electric cables to keep costs low. Now allow BT / VM like fibre non-sharing arrangement that allow both of the them to dig a tunnel in the same road twice thanks to Offcum. So a fibre can be installed and none of the fibres need be shared with VM or BT and thus we have our own micro tunnel for the fibre with nothing electric inside them. If you allow electric cables, they are likely to be zapped by lightening strikes and massively increase costs. How much is all of that going to cost? £4 billion for 25 million households. Each fibred up City will add £2 billion to the economy. With the dozens of cities in UK, the cost of £4 billion is amply repaid within a year or two. So government should create one national agnostic fibre install company to install fibre. Any ISP can buy the fibres then at no more than £150 install fee which they can pass on to customer. Any ISP can install a $14 1gbit fibre modem and buy $600 router to route internet to a house by attaching to the national internet. For 1gbit symmetric equal upload and download speed people will pay £50 a month. The gigabit customers can play games faster with it. Because the upload speeds are so much faster. They can install IoT security cameras with it that will now work properly because of the high upload bandwidth. 5G companies can roll out 5G properly. They need to fit a 10gbit internet line back to base. They will willingly pay the £150 fee to each lamp post for the 5G modems. And they can use their own engineers to connect radio signals to base through the fibre. All kinds of foot dragging by BT's installation company Openroch cannot now foot draq such as moaning if the exchange is more than 2 miles from customer. (Yes really! These super thick shiiite value's BT investor still whines if the fibre optic cable is more than 2 miles from customer. Why no whino can say. Despite repeaters able to operate at 100km range. Its just that they always whine and they forgot why they are whining despite technology serving them better. |
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![]() On 8 Jan 2018, 7 wrote (in article ): How much does it cost to fibre up Brex****ting UK plc? ------------------------------------------------------ Couldn't we just breed a lot more carrier pigeons? Assume we giving up on Openroch double blow job installation technique that costs between £500 to £800 per install, and assumuming BT's (British Telecum's) 33,000 openroach engineers cannot be retrained by brexit time to install fibre like everyone else, and they install empty tube and then recable second time with fibre blow job on customer premises wasting time and energy when they could have installed a 100+ core cable for under £2 a meter in the same time as it took to install the empty tube. Assuming £150 per install because fibre doesn't need electric power or repeaters until some 10km or more away. Again no BT (British Telecum) and its openroach installers in the loop anywhere otherwise your install cost is between £500 to £800. So assume the fibre network will be mandated not to carry electric cables to keep costs low. Now allow BT / VM like fibre non-sharing arrangement that allow both of the them to dig a tunnel in the same road twice thanks to Offcum. So a fibre can be installed and none of the fibres need be shared with VM or BT and thus we have our own micro tunnel for the fibre with nothing electric inside them. If you allow electric cables, they are likely to be zapped by lightening strikes and massively increase costs. How much is all of that going to cost? £4 billion for 25 million households. Each fibred up City will add £2 billion to the economy. With the dozens of cities in UK, the cost of £4 billion is amply repaid within a year or two. So government should create one national agnostic fibre install company to install fibre. Any ISP can buy the fibres then at no more than £150 install fee which they can pass on to customer. Any ISP can install a $14 1gbit fibre modem and buy $600 router to route internet to a house by attaching to the national internet. For 1gbit symmetric equal upload and download speed people will pay £50 a month. The gigabit customers can play games faster with it. Because the upload speeds are so much faster. They can install IoT security cameras with it that will now work properly because of the high upload bandwidth. 5G companies can roll out 5G properly. They need to fit a 10gbit internet line back to base. They will willingly pay the £150 fee to each lamp post for the 5G modems. And they can use their own engineers to connect radio signals to base through the fibre. All kinds of foot dragging by BT's installation company Openroch cannot now foot draq such as moaning if the exchange is more than 2 miles from customer. (Yes really! These super thick shiiite value's BT investor still whines if the fibre optic cable is more than 2 miles from customer. Why no whino can say. Despite repeaters able to operate at 100km range. Its just that they always whine and they forgot why they are whining despite technology serving them better. |
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![]() On 9 Jan 2018, 7 wrote (in article ): BurfordTJustice wrote: S Hi Burpord, Looks like I'm your daddy to follow around from thread to thread. Are you just waiting for your PR cumpany to be prosecuted and dole out compensation to all the victims? Still you have one job to do today and that is train internet users how trolls like you are lusers and forced to read the original poosst and weep like gurlies for your employer: But can she read? She seems to know a couple of words, such as Cut, Paste However, by acting like a 12 year old school-girl and top posting, she is showing us that if she can't get 1 million ‘likes' to everything she will throw her eyeliner out of her buggy. |
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![]() johnny-knowall wrote: S Hi Burpord, Looks like I'm your daddy to follow around from thread to thread. Are you just waiting for your PR cumpany to be prosecuted and dole out compensation to all the victims? Still you have one job to do today and that is train internet users how trolls like you are lusers and forced to read the original poosst and weep like gurlies for your employer: But can she read? She seems to know a couple of words, such as Cut, Paste That is just a script to fool her employer while out copy pasting nigerian scams to make up for any future wage cuts. |
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