Current Record expired
Name
d/lloodd11_130
Owner
NHuT3wjB3g…Umev4zMb
Updated
28 Oct 2024, 16:22 UTC
1.8y ago · height 743,292
Expires
2 Jul 2025, 13:01 UTC
approx. 1.1y ago · -60,235 blocks
First registered at
2 Dec 2013, 14:11 UTC
12.7y ago · height 148,957
Last update tx
0d51d61c3608…aa84a24b1e
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
· 12:03 PM UTC
blk 602,451
REGISTER
Dec 2, 2013
· 02:11 PM UTC
blk 148,957
Value
certain way where you can determine what area
it serves by its number (such as in my area...heh heh); in any case, it's up
to you to figure out your area's layout). Anyway, the cable-pair number is
usually written in a format such as 02-1495, where 02 is the cable and 1495 is
the pair (incidentally, since this is the CO Feeder cable pair that is connect-
ed to the MDF, it is the one that will be listed in COSMOS).
F1 Access Points
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Although the F1 is run underground, there is really not a standard
access point down there where a certain pair in a cable can be singled out
and accessed (as will be explained next). There is, however, a point above
ground where all the pairs in the F1 can be accessed -- this point is known
as the Serving Area Interface (SAI), and it will be detailed later. In LMOS
or other assignment records, the address of the SAI will be listed as the
TErminal Address (TEA) for the F1 cable handling a certain pair in question;
therefore, it