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To: Jim S who wrote (68)	11/29/1998 7:28:00 PM
From: JW@KSC	Read Replies (1) of 201

RE: CO's My main question is whether these "phone booths" could house G-lite equipment, or if there was something special about a CO that required the equipment to be housed there. A DSLAM must be terminated at the Central Office. 70-80% of the U.S. is within 18,000ft of a C.O. There are several of them between me and the CO, which is about 30 miles away. I would contact your Phone company and talk to their Tech Support. The longest loops from the Central Office I've heard of is 40,000ft. Though I'm no expert..... Here's a couple of articles on the Central Offices: Central office sees a rocky renaissance techweb.com 'Carrier Hotels' Help Ease Central Office Squeeze zdnet.com ADSL: High Bandwidth for the Installed Local Loop? cashew.cs.tamu.edu In your situation I would go with something like PCDirect, using a Satellite for the downstream and POTS for the upstream. If I can be of any assistance just E-Mail me. JW@KSC

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