I haven't done any, but I have seen where they run it in PVC, but every
20' or 30' they put in a section of flexible that is looped 360* so that
the fiber is "supported" every 30'. I would think that regardless of
what type it is you would want it supported. Most cable has a weight
support limit that could easily be exceeded with the amount of cable
required to go up a tower.
Justin Wilson wrote:
This is a question for any of you running fiber up your towers.
1.How are you doing strain relief on the fiber?
2.Do you run it in conduit or use the armored stuff and not worry
about conduit?
3.If conduit. Is it flexible or rigid?
4.What type of transceiver are you using at the top?
Pics? Lessons learned?
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http://www.mtin.net/blog
Wisp Consulting -- Tower Climbing -- Network Support
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