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True, but splicing without leaving behind a powered repeater is different from the final termination with active electronics on the end. It's pretty cool tech
by dmoy 2y ago
True, but splicing without leaving behind a powered repeater is different from the final termination with active electronics on the end.
It's pretty cool tech
- dgfitz 2y agoI’m saying you can terminate cleanly without needing a repeater. To be clear, I’m saying to terminate each end of the cut cable to a terminating device that continues the flow of light, not just the termination at the beginning/end of the line. Sorry if that wasn’t obvious.