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Posted on Jun 06, 2009 - 10:10am by John P. in Photography
This is a photo I snapped of a cable TV box at an apartment building in Dallas. The door was just hanging open and this is what was inside. I’m amazed that anyone can get any sort of a signal whatsoever!
That does look like spaghetti, doesn’t it? There are loads of co-axial connectors just hanging open there, so most of the spaghetti is actually not connected to anything. Maybe you caught a fault finding session in progress, that will also explain why the box is open, as the technician might have been testing between boxes.
Have you seen pictures of some of the telephone and power pylons in some lesser developed countries? I will look and see if I got anything in my collection, and will forward it to you if I find any.
Well thats total ignorance. I am sure the cable guys did not bother to check that up since a long time.
Good gawd, what a mess! And I thought the wires behind my desk were bad! :P
That definitely looks like the back of my computer setup at the office. It is amazing how even the best attempts at keeping things neat just doesn’t work. One fault finding session and all the cable ties are cut off and the crow’s nest is back.
The reason its like that becuase there many people that cable in that building. That can not cause poor signal. Most of the lines are not connected.