I can see a potentially bad drain of this financial resource
with all sorts of companies now qualified under the passing
of the Telecommunications Act.
Comments???
Doug
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Subject: Lightning Gen/Surges/Protection
Author: [email protected] at internet-mail
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Date: 5/20/96 5:37 PM
Hello TREGers,
A substantial amount of potentially useful information on lightning
generation, surges, and protection in telephone systems is included
in a technical bulletin I recently discovered on the World Wide Web.
Bulletin 1751F-801, "Electrical Protection Fundamentals" is available
from the Web site of the Rural Utilities Service (RUS), U.S. Dept of
Agriculture. Bulletin 1751F-801 is available via links at:
http://www.usda.gov/rus/regs/regs.htm
The RUS Telecommunications program is summarized at:
http://www.usda.gov/rus/telephone/telephon.htm
The Rural Utilities Service is a USDA program to aid in the develop-
ment of rural telecommunication, electrical, water and waste infra-
structure in the rural U.S.A. In the telephony arena, they "make
long-term direct loans to qualified organizations [to] finance the
improvement, expansion, construction, acquisition, and operation of
telephone lines, facilities, or systems to furnish and improve tele-
phone service in rural areas."
RUS regulations and bulletins document the technical and financial
requirements for obtaining those loans. The 1751-series bulletins
focus on telephone system engineering, and appear to contain a
great deal of information on outside plant design.
Hope you find this helpful.
-- Scott R.
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Scott Roleson, PE | Internet: [email protected]
EMC & Telecom Engineer | http://www.WP.com/SRoleson
San Diego Division MS 8-60 | Telephone: +1-619-655-4809
Hewlett-Packard Company | FAX: +1-619-655-5931
16399 W. Bernardo Drive | Amateur Radio: KC7CJ
San Diego, CA 92127-1899 USA | Any opinions are my own, not HP's.
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