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#49534 19-Nov-2009 13:27
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I'm on the tour with Telecom now. Follow me on Twitter to see how we are getting on.

Scottpalmer is also here.

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  #274492 19-Nov-2009 14:26
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Here is one picture: http://twitpic.com/q1ucs




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  #274507 19-Nov-2009 15:33
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Excellent pics guys, am watching with interest!

Edit: Acutally this type of tour would be good through the likes of some of NZ's big Datacentres etc, Anyone got any contacts with Orcon, TCL etc




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  #274566 19-Nov-2009 19:10
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freitasm: Here is one picture: http://twitpic.com/q1ucs


They seem allot smaller than the ones in Airedale St when I worked there.  Seem to remember that Mt Eden had big ones too..  Most likely battery technology has shrunk them down.




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  #275855 24-Nov-2009 16:21
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Hmmm
They should do one of these tours in hawkes bay




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  #275856 24-Nov-2009 16:22
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  #275858 24-Nov-2009 16:25
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raytaylor: Hmmm
They should do one of these tours in hawkes bay


I agree :),

But I their wouldn't be much to see,

The aged exchange in Taradale, with ADSL2 gear in it but mager limitation on bandwidth back to napier hence no ADSL2 in Taradale yet.

although Napier Exchange has a VERY large building, unsure on how much of it is used anymore tho :)

 
 
 

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  #275870 24-Nov-2009 16:57
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I think Napier is the feeder for taradale, marewa and most of the fibre cabinets. Should be something to see - they dont build something that big for no reason.

It also has a radio mast with antennas pointing at kahuranaki so there would be alot of the older radio linking systems that i would love to see.




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  #275987 24-Nov-2009 22:52
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I would totally be up for HB tour. I love seeing the 'behind the scenes' stuff. I remeber how happy i was seeing EIT's server room hehe.




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