I ran across an AT&T marker I've never seen before.
Standard matchstick - white post with orange top but just under the match head is a light blue stripe, a dark blue stripe and then a black stripe. Any ideas?
Thanks
I ran across an AT&T marker I've never seen before.
Standard matchstick - white post with orange top but just under the match head is a light blue stripe, a dark blue stripe and then a black stripe. Any ideas?
Thanks
prob at&t transmission att/t which you prob do not locate those big trans fibers(and at&t tcg fiber) are located in house with at&t the original at&t before sbc and ameritech
I've see the ATT/T 's regularly they have an extra orange band under the match head.
the colored bands usually mean a splice in long haul fiber, the colors may be what direction each fiber goes from the splice or what size each fiber is.
At&t has those big ass transcontinental fibers that they locate in house, it might be referring to that.
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Could be Level Three, fiber that is maintained by, but not owned by, AT&T, we have a lot of it in my area, but there is none of it in the next county over.
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