Fiber Optic Network Install

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Ting fiber optic network installation in Culver City California.
Special thanks to assistance from Ting Internet, HP Communications, Latlong Infrastructure, @pdsconnect403 and @zion-communication

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I worked on the team that did the fiber design for this project. Absolutely loved getting to work with the team for this work to help connect Culver City!

rileehowell

I don’t know why the YouTube Gods decided I should watch this but here I am and loving it.

VictorStuber

This is a great video! It’s so hard finding videos of utilities in the field doing all this stuff with explanations.

connorlynch

Much respect and thanks for those who build the layout, engineering documents and gaining permits to install fiber optics for residents who dont have it. Its very difficult to get access to run fiber where people dont want cables on their buildings, poles near-around their properties, or having a street closed or disrupted to allow the install of the network. We have come a long way and for those who are now getting access to fiber welcome to the club!

Trainkidkris

I'm a lineman for the phone company and we run fiber all the time, although we don't use anything as advanced as this, half of it we still pull by hand or lash up to the old telephone poles.

dharris

I remember when splicing a fibre involved manually both ends prior to fusing. The advent of the automated tools for doing it was a huge step forward.

daveturnbull

Thanks for putting a spotlight on the unsung heroes that do the dirty work for our convenience

KidBakz

This is an absolutely wonderful video! I remember years back when guys that worked with fiber were highly specialized and cost a fortune to hire when splicing needed to be done. I guess with the explosion of fiber optic networks - companies needed a way to make it so more people could do the job while retaining the same level of quality. And those devices they were using look like exactly what the doctor ordered.

JeffHochberg

I had fiber installed last year. Fiber all the way to the box next to my router. Some contractors use the Ditch Witch a machine that lays the conduit underground. Amazing how they can do that for a fairly long distance, going under other utilities along the way. I have one of those panels in my front yard, and I actually saw them put that big cylinder down in the hole. In the house it was just being careful not to bend the fiber at to sharp an angle as it goes though the basement. There is actually a large rolled up fiber roll put into the rafters. So different from the regular copper cable, and not something I can splice like copper.

iworkout

All that work so you can troll online.

bigbooduh

Used to do a lot of fiber repair jobs and believe me it was a royal pain too. We were often in areas where we didn’t have a machine to help pull the cable so we’d end up pulling 2 miles of cable by hand. Though I imagine that our job was much more exciting than being the splicer that sat in a trailer for the next 12 hours

Silentguy_

Thanks for the explanation, I always wondered how the fibers were linked together...amazing process and ofc much respect for the workers doing all the hard work needed to get this awesome tech into our homes.

StarrDust

As someone who is working at Data Center industry and worked with lots of fibres in my lifetime, nobody has explained better than this video. kudos!

pokcay

Proof that the Internet is a series of tubes.

masonlee

Fascinating work. I bullied ISP's in my country to get fiber and after two years of begging I managed to get an ISP with Fiber in my building. Soooo goood.

RodovalPTY