I could understand that if the stolen cable was from a street cabinet where pairs would have been swapped over the years, but it was from a duct between two manholes, so if they just spliced pair 1 to 1, 2 to 2 etc in the new 1000 pair cable then surely nothing would move?
Only if that cable is continuos and isn't split anywhere to provide service along the route. Or hasn't previously been damaged and pairs swapped to get around that damage.
Regards
I passed a small building on the edge of an open space in Lincoln yesterday and spotted two large notices:
One said TOILETS CLOSED
The other said THERE IS NO COPPER IN THIS BUILDING
I'm wondering which sign went up first ...
In message , Terry Casey writes
Or within quite a few miles, that's why the beggars get away with it so easily.
Oh sorry, see what you mean :-)
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