Fiber Fusion Splicer Training Part 1

[@burningglory2373]

Forgot the Alien heads on the failed splice, just recalibrate, it isn't smashing the fibers together enough. Also some of those failed splices (that are cause by not arcing enough) can be fixed my mashing the arc button a couple times, just don't wanna do it too much cause the splice will fail in inclimate conditions.

[@Acecool]

37:18 you may also be able to melt the adhesive and pull the fiber taut. If the actual metal support is bent then that is tougher to get it straight while heating without shattering the fiber.

[@fibreelec9926]

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[@breal033]

Anyway to get your presentation slides or a way to locate on the web?

[@optiona5588]

Depending on what kind of service a customer is looking for, copper can serve its purpose. I’ve installed 300Mbps in certain locations using pair bonding with the copper. However, Fiber optic cabling can carry way more data than copper no doubt. Single mode fibers on outside plant typically need to be re powered every 20 miles.

[@01buzzy]

Joshua :Huber fiber needs to be re powered 20 miles is not true. Unless ur microwaved up in rural areas ur copper is fed by what....fiber. You can deff pull more then 300 off copper.

[@tambajordan5595]

gd

[@boxerpop82]

The increased bandwidth is good but attenuation is the real reason. 0.3dB/km

[@prestoisakilla813]

ive got a 1 gig connection on coax right now...

[@trevorvandal6044]

@@prestoisakilla813 even upload down load?

[@V21IC]

This video has explained the basics or fundamentales that should be considered. It's not complete but it's a great start or continuation. I havr only done splices by fusion. In the early years I remember seeing a coworker doing a mechanical splice and that didn't draw my attention. Fusion slicing is easier than video games (at least for me)

[@austinreeves5221]

I did it only once and it didnt pass very well but it worked. I usually just do home runs and terminate in a rack.

[@devt6862]

It’s not just 12 single fibers in a tube it can be from 2 up to 36 fibers in single Tube depending on total number of the fiber in a cable and the size of the cable usually in a Mirko cable up to 96 fibers it will be 12 fibers per tube 144 fiber cable will have 24 fibers in a single Tube depending on a manufacturer it can very up to 36 fibers in one tube and smaller amount in the other tube.

[@PosiP]

I'm at the end and I was expecting PON or GPON. anyway good video

[@Ilikeurmominminiskirt]

I enjoyed this video so much!!!! I am looking for an opportunity to get involved whit any company in the field in Queensland or NSW in Australia. I love Optic Fiber!.

[@goodman4093]

Is fibre technician in demand over there?

[@MustangGuru]

You can tap in at the splitter

[@hadjerbendjillali4999]

I just started a cad designer telecom company… still at the training process but let me tell you that your video is so helpful 🥰

[@culbyj3665]

need help? consultation??

[@fibertti4469]

Learn more knowledge from your video~Like~~

[@emmanuelthomas7758]

Please in fiber transmission in a distance of 42km , if you check what the equipment is transmitting and is 0.46dbm, or 3.37dbm, which is better?

[@bussemdown6475]

.46?

[@26TptCoy]

After watching this I will make a certificate of attendance and put in my resume so I can get a job with a phone company,

[@naveedaligujjar2983]

So nice

[@princedicken504]

I need to do this cause as copper is fazing out

[@indrajeetyadav7379]

sir iska course hota hai kya

[@geogmz8277]

That lady got really annoying.. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@brendanmichaelwelsh6260]

"I understand all that" x20 times but continues to repeat herself.

[@burningglory2373]

Lol 5k, we can do a shit ton more on single mode, FS has transceivers that do 80km easy

[@ameerhamza4046]

First one lol

[@01buzzy]

To many ppl watch these videos and take these classes and call them self’s splicers. Stick em in the field after this and watch them crumble

[@freemag44]

So true , and they are probably too scared to be on a ladder 😂😂

[@stupidbikes9671]

So...are you suggesting a better way to learn, or...?

[@OptimusCrlme]

What would you recommend? Got a job opportunity and I’m trying to go in with some knowledge.

[@stupidbikes9671]

@@OptimusCrlme that's exactly what I am asking. I've been working out in the field for a month and a half and mam I wish I would have gone in with some knowledge, but watching these on my down time did help me understand a little better. I was thrown in blind and I am still in way over my head.

[@culbyj3665]

@@stupidbikes9671 how ya makin out now?? are u a contractor

[@Reaperofwind]

I will not second guess a costumer unless there error is obvious and apparent. Otherwise I will sale what ever they want.

[@christianwilborn4620]

The ladies argument was low IQ just gotta ignore the *white noise.*

[@TheMwowner1]

wish i went to this training, but i would lose my cool with that annoying lady lol. Why is she asking questions regarding herself and her personal background, save that for the end of the class after the lecture and training is finished. I find it really rude how she interrupts the lecture. One of the reasons why i hate residential, sometimes people are just really annoying as hell.

[@leathercheerio1]

She just wanted to hear herself talk. She sounds like an idiot as well.

[@austinreeves5221]

That women drove me crazy. She made no sense.

[@raymundo7687]

this guy ever consider slowing down and actually annunciate his words

[@bernardus4646]

Should be taut nor taught.

[@EnlightenedTalisman]

lets be honest no one know what hes talking about and we watch this to fee; smart

[@mohammadmousavi1]

Is it me or she doesn't make any I mean any sense ??? she just wants to talk .. this is about technical not arguing about the customer