Current Record expired
Name
d/lloodd11_137
Owner
N1N9dhVzt3…HXSGMosw
Updated
28 Oct 2024, 16:22 UTC
1.8y ago · height 743,292
Expires
2 Jul 2025, 14:23 UTC
approx. 1.1y ago · -60,362 blocks
First registered at
2 Dec 2013, 14:11 UTC
12.7y ago · height 148,957
Last update tx
8eece3ea624c…004986fa6d
Value
Operation History (6)
TRANSFER
Oct 28, 2024
· 04:22 PM UTC
blk 743,292
TRANSFER
Mar 6, 2024
· 11:29 AM UTC
blk 708,990
TRANSFER
Jul 11, 2023
· 04:50 AM UTC
blk 673,372
TRANSFER
Nov 8, 2022
· 06:49 PM UTC
blk 637,829
REGISTER
Mar 10, 2022
· 12:24 PM UTC
blk 602,452
REGISTER
Dec 2, 2013
· 02:11 PM UTC
blk 148,957
Value
rground. Instead of going to a pole from the SAI,
the cable continues underground. The drop wires are also underground, and the
method of breaking them from the distribution cable is similar to that of the
aerial drop splitter, except it is a small pedestal or box located on the
ground near the houses it serves. This address closest to this pedestal is
the TEA for the F2.
F2 Cable Numbering
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The F2 distribution cable is usually given a 4 or 5 digit number,
depending on the office. The first 2 or 3 digits should be the number of
the F1 that the F2 was branched off of, and the last 2 or 3 digits identify
the distribution cable. Example-
F1 Cable F2 Cable
25 2531
This F2 cable came from feeder #25^^
The cable >pair< numbers may be set in a similar way, with the last 3
or 4 digits identifying the pair, and the first digit (usually a 1) identifying
the pair as a feeder or a dis