Gunny
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That will be interesting to see what they do because the Toob tubes have been installed to that BT manhole, from there they will have a hard job trenching across peoples gardens and driveways.I think it depends. Most houses near me are served by poles, and I could see the road names written on the yellow tags would be a single fibre for each pole, and a pole (from what I can see in my other pictures) can serve 24~ connections. So I'm really unsure what the absolute capacity would be, I guess it's somewhat dependant on how many times they can split a single fibre from the PoP.
@Gunny as far as I've always understood it (and have seen) they won't use Openreach chambers/existing copper runs for their fibre to the premises, rather they'll dig their own trenches in the pavement to outside each premises and run fibre from there (much the same as Virgin do with their coax). The link between the box and chamber is likely for the fibre run from the PoP and runs to other poles/cabinets/chambers that need linking to it.
This was the aftermath of when the phone line attacked the digger























