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[Bald_Eagle1]

If anyone is interested, the December 2011 PCP to Postcode documents can be obtained from this link:-

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B_m5Gbpvm--mZDQ0NjgwMzItNDk1Zi00NjY4LWE5NzUtZTE3ODZkNzgxN2Qy

Paul.

[burakkucat]

Thank you. It is almost purrfect . . . I just need to concatenate the two halves, convert it from DOS to Unix line endings, temporarily remove the header, sort it and then put it back together as one document! 

[Bald_Eagle1]

Sounds like it's time you got yourself a proper OS then, such as MS Windows

[burakkucat]

With his head held high and his tail held even higher, b*cat stalks off and treats the baldy_bird's post with the contempt it deserves (whilst muttering something about arranging for a Liverbird to fly over to Devil Worshipping Land and attend to that irritating little eagle) . . . 

[Halestorm]

 

[burakkucat]

Not wishing to gloat, b*cat reminds Bald_Eagle1 of the following fact [1]:

Liverpool FC 5 - Oldham Athletic FC 1

 

[1] http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/match/fixtures/first-team/liverpool-v-southend-united-or-oldham-athletic-7819/last-match-statistics

[Bald_Eagle1]

Why, thank you b*cat for that totally useless piece of information.

Here's some for you:-

Both teams' emblems feature birds of prey (that eat small mammals like cats), one of which apparently started off as an eagle, until the Scousers made up a story about mythical birds that flap their wings if they ever see a virgin, or an honest man in the streets of Liverpool 

[burakkucat]

This is really [OT] but I would like to suggest to baldy_bird that I am not a "small mammal" when one views this image at the correct resolution . . .

(Assuming, of course, that one has a monitor that can cope with such a superior image.    )

[Moradin]

https://www.google.com/fusiontables/DataSource?snapid=S351604JNil

This is the online searchable document of the December data, for England only.

blanks have been removed. so if you dont find your postcode, there's no plan for a cabinet atm.

[phi2008]

Just been looking at the spreadsheet for an area I'm moving to ... could someone decode what the entry actually means -

WWEXMO,EXMOUTH,EX84NR,{WWEXMO}{P23},0,100%,11.66,9a,Yes,FTTC

 

EDIT: Never mind, I think I understand it now ...

[burakkucat]

Just been looking at the spreadsheet for an area I'm moving to ... could someone decode what the entry actually means -

WWEXMO,EXMOUTH,EX84NR,{WWEXMO}{P23},0,100%,11.66,9a,Yes,FTTC

 

EDIT: Never mind, I think I understand it now ...

   Go on, prove it.    Tell us how you interpret that record . . .

[phi2008]

OK, I'll post my rough understanding ...

The Exmouth exchange's cabinet P23 will provide 100% FTTC coverage for postcode EX84NR. The "uplift" (a multiplier of current ADSL speed) is 11.66. The FTTC will be deployed in phase 9a. 

[burakkucat]

Your rough understanding seems to have no roughness about it whatsoever!  :clap2:

In that excellent interpretation, there was one item missing . . . the fifth field of the record (the 0) tells us that all the lines originating from that postcode area are not "Exchange Only" (EO) lines. 

[Excelsior]

I was troubled for a moment but when I searched by postcode the right result appeared!  It says "deployed" and I believe our exchange is due to go FTTC end of June - so what does "deployed" mean here?  Is that 100% categoric in terms of coverage in the postcode?  *crosses everything*