Finding signal Virgin Media
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- (I did this video to help/guide new engineer as I did not find any for my self when I started. I don't longer work there.)
In this video, I am showing the stages it takes to find the customer's signal cable. In this case, it took me three attempts.
Please note that the area I worked doing this video was a residential area and early in the morning.
Music credit: ItsLoiro (Gentlemen Hall - Sail Into The Sun (RAC Mix))
What a mess that cab and pit are
Only just discovered your videos last night. I found them very informative. I was wondering if you would possibly be able to make a video on tools required for working in this industry? I am just starting out in telecommunications and it would be very helpful.
Hi, I would love to have done that but some companies do not allow you to show anything.
No gate guards, tut tut 😂
Was a closed residential place in construction so all areas were close with gates.
Hello there. Are you a service technician for VM or a Manned Installed Technician?
Loved the video 🙂
I used to work for VM and did this video to help new engineer doing their installations.
@@cusme4959 That's so nice of you to help them. I work in VM Technical Support Complaints Team.
@@luxurywatches3751 Always look for ways to contribute other. God will do the rest.
Looks like a dummy cab to me
vm's cabs don't need power, they are passive. the cab just contains adapters to split out the frequencies/channels for each customer
@@NicholasElliott doesn't the amp need power to supply the tap banks with signal
@@markoneill3553 As far as I know the amplification is usually done further upstream. The majority of the 'last-mile' cabs on residential streets are passive
@@NicholasElliott ahh ok. I'm an engineer in London and all our cabs have amps feeding the taps. If the amp isn't plugged in then there's no signal
@@NicholasElliott every cab I've been to and its all attached to mdf board has been a dummy cab