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Telecoms - General


Folder: Technical, Ham Radio, Photography Etc from 2006

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Replacing an aerial dropwire to a customer. October 2013.

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27 Nov 2013 198
This pole has both power and telecoms feeds to houses. See note. November 2013.

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25 Jan 2014 181
Upgrading a communications cable pit. A previous pit has been completely removed and the hole in the ground enlarged in preparation for the new one. January 2014.

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Upgrading a communications cable pit. January 2014. A later view. www.ipernity.com/doc/grahamh/34040651

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Upgrading a communications cable pit. Various lead and plastic covered cables. January 2014.

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Upgrading a communications cable pit. January 2014.

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Telecommunications pit in suburban Toowoomba, Qld.

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A telecommunications pit in suburban Toowoomba, Qld.

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A telecommunications manhole in suburban Toowoomba, Qld.

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Telecoms manhole and cable pillar in suburban Toowoomba. January 2014.

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Cable pit and a lower capacity pillar in suburban Toowoomba. See note. January 2014.

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A small capacity telecoms cable pillar. January 2014.

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Public telephone and post box at a corner store. A reminder of a time past when both telecoms and postal services were operated by one government department. January 2014.

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A public telephone box in suburban Toowoomba. January 2014.

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Upgrading a communications cable pit. The grey cables (with red soil stain) are lead. Some cables are pressurised with dry air at the telephone exchange. This is to resist water entering the cable if the outer covering is damaged. The flow of air from the exchange also provides an alert to damage. Two valves for local pressure reading can seen on the lead joints. January 2014.

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