I go through a thought process similar to that whenever I attempt to
pull the feed horn/radio out of a nanobridge. After a couple of those, I
learned to file down the little nub that locks it in place.
bp
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On 3/27/2015 8:09 AM, Nate Burke wrote:
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So I'm whiling away the hours programming EPMP radios and assembling
Force Dishes, and it occurred to me that this truly is 'Telco Grade
equipment'. After seeing what the Telco Guys use, and watching how
they work, I can only imagine that this equipment is specifically
designed for use by people 'paid by the hour', Probably at Union scale.
"Well, I've programmed a radio, and assembled a dish, Time for a break
before I go to install it"
I'm guessing there's some sort of regulation specifying how long it
needs to take to assemble equipment so that job's aren't done 'too
quick' so it can easily fill an entire day.
</Weekly Rant>
