400ft Ground Vault to Aerial Fiber Optic Drop Install
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
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Must Say .. never saw an installation .. in the field of fiber .. have seen splicing but in kinda clean room setting .. very informative .. Thanks For The Video
im your 776 sub and you deserve alot more subs
great video as always started watching a week ago but never thought to sub now i have im happy to be one of the 'og' people of your channel
looks like you flew over the neighbor's property to get that install done, I know we can't do that here.
Many years ago I had to get to a pole in this guys backyard. Of course he wouldn’t allow access mainly because he had built a tin shed around the pole and was upset because any time someone had to climb the pole they would step on the roof of the shed and cave it in.
I got the neighbors to let me access their yard and I put my 28ft ladder up to get to the pole.
Not good enough for this old fart.
He still kept yelling at me.
Well, I called my manager and told him to bring a camera.
Edison owned the pole and they don’t take kindly to anyone “damaging” them.
We turned it in.
Edison came out and placed a new pole and moved everything over to it. Cut the old pole off at the roof of his shed and handed him a bill for $60k.
good to see you’re using another letter besides that other one one☝️ the other one was on his last legs safety wise with the cracks spend the money on the big giant ladder 🪜 the one made for Cable with the hooks and everything that lock in place it’s way lighter make the job a lot easier specially carrying those heavy ass ladders 🪜
Another good video. Like that the editing is getting tighter.
I appreciate your comments. Im like 6 months into this with no video experience. I can definitely tell from my earliest videos they were filled with everything and lengthy, but that was kinda my intent for the other techs on my sub group to see the full install when hiring new guys.
@@naturallyrootedgrowers Thank you, please keep the videos coming. I am enjoying them.
How are you my friend?
I've been following your videos from Brazil and I'm really enjoying them!
Could you tell us the salary and how much a technician can earn per month?
Wow no strap on the ladder?
We used to use a mallet to start the J hooks in and a Bell wrench to tighten them down. Never considered a claw hammer.
Where's the right away in that area? Is it the area between the sidewalk and the street? If so, why didn't they place the inner duct in that area? When the inner duct was placed as shown, didn't they get permission from the homeowners first? Or, did someone ignore the engineer's drawing and decide it was easier to place it where it is now? Or, was there something already in that area between the sidewalk and the street that couldn't be buried over?
How do you get paid is it just by the install no matter how hard or how easy it is you are obviously an independent contractor so you are not on the clock but the jobs vary so much from one to the other in terms of difficulty is it just a matter of they all averaged out at the end can you get paid a flat rate for the day or number of completed installations regardless of how much time it takes ?????????
Thanks a lot for the content
Is this Corning SST? What cable fasteners are you using?
Thanks for sharing, I enjoy watching your content!
It seems to look exactly like Corning SST, in the video i was just caught off guard since we been using single fiber for a while, now we are back to the double. The clips are just RG6 coax screw clips.
Seems like a lot of work how much did the job pay you ?
Such a poorly designed OSP but it makes for interesting videos! Did you consider mid spanning the last bit or was the neighbor cool with the little shortcut?
I will always midspan but we are only underground here and cannot span with other companies.
Darn no inside install
How did i meet you I'm a fiber technician i know soldering and OTDR. Maybe we could work together I'm in Columbus.
Thanks
Tire ties are worthless outdoors....
@sircampbell1249 Even UV stabilized cable ties designed for outdoor use??