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Cable television has finally made the switch to digital and this has left a lot of people questioning whether they should be signed up with satellite television or cable. As with anything, there are benefits to both types of service. There are a lot of unknowns and unanswered questions when it comes to satellite TV versus cable TV.
What is satellite TV? This is a type of television provider that uses satellite technology to bring you your television service. The home is first equipped with a small satellite dish pointed toward the southern sky where it is able to receive TV signals from satellites in space. A satellite dish on your home does not need to be adjusted or moved to receive a better signal once it has been installed by a professional. You can have one satellite dish that can provide TV for all of the television sets in your home. You don't need a separate dish for every TV. What is the cost of satellite TV? It varies depending on what type of company you go with and what type of package you choose for your home. There are extra features like sports packages, movie channels, high definition programming, and more that will add extra fees on your normal basic package. There are only a couple of different satellite TV providers in the United States and their monthly service fees are the same no matter where you live. Often these companies will offer free installation and allow you to use their equipment (such as the satellite dish, receivers, and cables) for free.
What is cable TV? Cable television uses special kinds of wires and cables to connect to a receiver that they provide for you. Previously, cable television was available in both analog and, the preferred, digital. Digital would cost extra to have. Now all cable television is offered in digital service. Cable also requires, like satellite television, that you have a receiver for every television that you want to receive cable on. You also must be equipped with the proper wiring for each television. What is the cost of cable TV? The cost of cable packages is much more complicated and varies much more than that of satellite TV. This is because there are many different cable companies that offer their services across the country. Even if the same company offers service in two cities, it doesn't necessarily mean that both cities will have the same service, the same prices or the same access to channels. There is a lot of variation with cable. This also applies to the installation process. It is common that you will pay an installation fee with cable TV, however like satellite TV, they will oftentimes provide the equipment for free.
Choosing the right kind of television provider is a complicated decision. Do the research on the available companies in your area and find out what is right for your home.
Be sure to check out DirecTV in your search for the right TV provider. You will be pleasantly surprised to find some incredible DirecTV deals available now.
Everything You Need To Know About Aerial Fiber Optic Cable Installation
Understanding The Basic Terms
1. Dead end pole: Dead end pole is a utility pole on which self-supporting figure 8 aerial cable or a steel messenger is tensioned and terminated into a dead-end fixture.
2. Messenger span: Messenger span refers to the length of continuous steel messenger tensioned between two dead-end poles.
3. Intermediate poles: Intermediate poles are all the poles between two dead-end poles.
Planning
1. Careful planning and preparation are necessary before any aerial cable installations. During the cable route survey, representatives from all necessary parties including utilities, street depart, etc should be present. Before even detailed planning begins, approval should be get from all involved parties. Sufficient clearance for new cable along the right of way should be confirmed during the route survey.
2. Existing poles should be used whenever possible in order to save cost.
3. Where on a pole to place the aerial fiber optic cable? Fiber optic cables weigh less than equivalent copper cables and also sag less, so fiber optic cables should occupy the uppermost available communications space on a pole.
4. Sufficient clearances must be maintained between fiber optic cables and electrical power cables on joint-use poles. You need to refer to current National Electrical Safety Code for the proper clearances.
5. Existing dead-end pole must be evaluated to see whether they can withstand the stresses during aerial cable installation. You have to evaluate whether temporary guying is needed in order to relieve the temporary unbalanced loading during cable installation.
6. Splice locations. Splice locations are usually selected during the cable route survey. They are chosen to allow for the longest possible continuous cable spans and a minimum number of splices. They should be easily accessible to a splicing vehicle.
7. Aerial installation should never be done in wet conditions. And make sure all personnel are properly trained for pole line work.
8. Fiber optic cables (including all dielectric cables) should be properly grounded when installed in the vicinity of high-voltage power cables.
Installation:
Fiber optic cable aerial installation can be done in two ways
1. Lashing a fiber optic cable to a steel messenger
A steel messenger is first installed between the poles. Then a cable reel trailer and truck are used to pull the cable along the messenger. A cable guide and cable lasher are used to wrap around both the messenger and the fiber cable to secure the fiber cable to the messenger. Following the cable lasher is an aerial bucket truck which makes necessary adjustments.
At each pole, the fiber optic cable forms an expansion loop to allow for expansion of the messenger. The expansion loop's sizes have both a length and a depth, its length should be larger than twice its depth. The fiber cable should also maintain its minimum bending radius at all times.
2. Direct installation of self-supporting figure 8 aerial fiber optic cables
Self-supporting (Figure-8) optical fiber cables greatly simplifies the task of placing fiber optic cables onto a aerial plant. The self-supporting figure-8 cable incorporates both a steel messenger and the fiber cable into a single jacket of Figure-8 cross section.
The combination of strand and optical fiber into a single cable allows rapid one-step installation and results in a more durable aerial plant.
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What is a cable grip made from in a plug?
inside a plug is a thing that stops the wire being pulled out easily called a cable grip. i think it is made of plastic but i need to know what sort and how it is made. thanks!
I've seen cable grips made of rubber, vinyl, nylon, and metal, depending on the plug and the amount of abuse it was expected to receive. Plastic parts are usually extruded or injection molded and metal parts are generally stamped or machined.
Don
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