Current Record expired
Name
d/lloodd11_145
Owner
N4z8y249ro…78GFASTb
Updated
28 Oct 2024, 16:22 UTC
1.8y ago · height 743,292
Expires
2 Jul 2025, 12:55 UTC
approx. 1.1y ago · -60,237 blocks
First registered at
2 Dec 2013, 14:11 UTC
12.7y ago · height 148,957
Last update tx
8fcc2907f748…ce578e26a7
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
he bottom
and/or the sides (the closure is a thick neoprene cover over an alum-
inum frame). Inside the case, there is a terminal block and there
may be some sort of loading coil as well. The cable and this coil are
not openable, but the terminal block is. Since the F2 pair terminates
in this closure, the F2 BP number (cable/assignment data) corresponds
to a binding post on this terminal block. As mentioned earlier, this
terminal will also contain spare pairs, in case a subscriber wants
another line. In order to use one of these pairs, you must either get
an F2 (and then F1) CP number from LAC using the BP, or you can put a
trace tone on the pair at the aerial closure and then locate the pair
at the SAI. Then a cross-connect would have to be made to an active
F1 pair, and a drop wire (ughh) would have to be added back at the
aerial closure. Anyway, both the bindin