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Thats a fair point,his line will probably be crimped in at least 20 joints on its way back to the exchange,at least its the new type crimps and not the old type blue beans which can also cause adsl problems.

Thats a 31 series joint,its not a openreach one though,and where is the gdu(gas detector/monitor) ?

Looks to me like its been messed about with,there is no whistler on the end of the dropwire,its like a black sleeve which fits on the end of the dropwire,the strenghing wires should be folded over and the sleeve fitted over the top,the idea is it stops them from slipping back up into the...

B.t openreach are responsible for the cable up to the master socket,if its old it was probably done correctly when it was installed many years ago but has been moved,painted knocked etc over the years.If its not faulty then openreach will not fix it for free,if it was faulty when your line was...

If you're planning on keeping it for a while you might need to put some grit into its make shift cage, i vaguely remember they need it to aid digestion and will die without it

Q1-The fact we eat them has no bearing on anything Q2-Wood pigeons are not kept for racing Q3-They have a natural instinct/ability to return to somewhere they have been kept for a long time e.g a cage,so they are kept in a cage then driven miles away,they then fly home to be locked in a...

Ive got loads of wood pigeons in my garden, i had the great pleasure of watching a bird of prey(sparrow hawk i think),catch one and rip it to shreds, they are vermin and pretty stupid with it,i`ve lost count of the amount of times one has flown into one of my windows.

You are quick to slate B.T ,so why not stand up and be counted and tell us what perfect company you work for ATILLA go on i dare you

What was the number ? was it 17070 or a 0800 number ? and where were you dialing from ?

IF you have two bills there should be two numbers,which ever number you don`t have,ring up b.t and get them to line check it,if what you say is correct there should be a working line in each property which ever one is missing should test faulty.Easy as that.

Your location says your in the USA ,so what are you worrying about ?

He bores everyone

Please explain how you think that somebody with basic PSTN service who has been put on DACS can ever get DSL service then, short of having a completely new line installed. Free up the pair and dacs someone else who doesn't want dsl. Thats a dacs rearrangement,i`ve done a couple this...

IGNORED AS YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT DACS WHICH IS PLAIN FOR EVERYONE TO SEE,I`VE COME TO THE CONCLUSION YOUR A TROLL.

Are they connected to the removable front plate ?,NTE connections where the external cable comes into the premises are labelled as A and B ,the older ones also had a earth connection

The engineer would pick up a task to remove the b1 to a new set of routing and the b2 should then be taken off the dacs it would then be a del using the original routing the dacs was on and the dacs should be removed

Its bad practise to leave just the b2 on a dacs,if the Eu exchange unit loses sync with the RU remote unit and there is no b1 connected the b2 will be cut off as it will not re sync,A engineer in a pcp or joint could easily disconnect the pair when re making a joint or removing the dreaded blue...

Before my time,i`ve heard of the 1+1 but you don`t come across them any more.