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RE: The Gatwick Cabling Party - write up
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- Subject: RE: The Gatwick Cabling Party - write up
- From: "James Hoye" <james.hoye@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 10:02:41 -0000
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> The holes at the bottom were "double mains socket" size. The
torch was
> small, and held in the hole at the bottom, allowing James to see
through
> the top. The holes in the top were a couple of inches in diameter.
Used a 20mm holesaw to cut through the ceiling plasterboard and the metal
'stud' at the top of the wall. Can easily pass 4 CAT5 cables down. There
was a noggin (metal) between the uprights which had quite handy
perforations
in it at regular intervals. Had the internal walls been of wooden stud
construction then things would have been MUCH more difficult - we ran 4
CAT5s from node zero to the backbox in the wall in around 10-15 mins
towards
the end.
James H
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