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Broadband Related => ISPs => Topic started by: Azzaka on September 06, 2013, 03:34:32 PM
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3 months of trying to get a line across a river.
engineer notes over this period were:
tied line to cricket ball, couldn't thow accross river.
tied to a brick for extra weight, couldn't throw accross river.
made a bow and arrow out of a stick and bunji cord, didn't make it off the bank.
arrange co-op for 2 vans tied bunji to tow bars and atempted to ping line on a brick over the river.
did not make it over the river.
attempted the cricket ball again this time hitting with a bat. did not make it over the river.
paid a kid at a local house £5 to borrow his rubber dingi.
sailed the line over the river.
no pole on other side over river.
located duct in near by bridge.
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;D
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heh... an engineer with a SoH.
Love this - thank you for sharing : ;D
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God loves a trier ;D
*Its nice to see an isp going that extra mile(well trying to) ;D
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Ha ha ..... we DO use un-health & safety methods sometimes, to get the end result. I have a 2LB club-hammer that has been whizzed through countless trees, and over a few narrow rivers/ Canals, in order to get a wire from A to B. Needs must. :P ;D ;D ;D
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When I read it I had to share :P This shows OR engineers are human too lol
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;D ;D ;D
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This shows OR engineers are human too lol
B'ah. You mean to say BS doesn't have black woolly hair and he doesn't go home at night to his bah bar barn?
/retires from this post rather sheepishly. :-[
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How did you acquire those engineers notes?
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How did you acquire those engineers notes?
All ISPs will receive a copy of the engineers report.
Some ISPs share them with the EU, whilst others will deny their existence.
Plusnet are usually pretty good and will paste a copy of the engineers report into your fault ticket so you can see whats been done. iirc Zen normally share too.
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Tried with bt, pretend not to understand, orange wanted £10 per report!
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Brilliant! :D.
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What ???