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Plowing straight ahead come what may
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It’s a stainless steel Pondo Device cover...a Pondo device can’t get wet, either from rain or high humidity and must be elevated at least 12” off the ground. They also must be secure from insects and small animals to function at 100% output if they are located over 50’ from your dwelling. Pondo Devices are common items in rural areas to protect homes from lighting strikes, that can under certain circumstances, travel under the ground and up plumbing. (You never want to be sitting on the crapper during a thunderstorm if the Pondo Device fails) You will see them from time to time in locations where iron rich underground rock formations are common. The devices are named after their inventor Richard Pondo who was a partner and contemporary with Tesla in the study of electricity and how it moved in nature.


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Yeah,so,
What I said
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AC 5312 Series of 12-Slot T1 Apparatus Case:



Who is using a T1 in a rural setting?



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The phone company?
 
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RIP Richard Harris.


End of Earth: 2 Miles
Upper Peninsula: 4 Miles
 
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I did an image search for 'Pondo Device' on Bing that resulted in a bunch of pictures of cute oriental girls. Thank you for that. I did learn that spell check doesn't like the word 'Pondo'.
 
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Awesome....it took me like three weeks to get that ear worm out of my head the last time it got stuck there...now its back.

I do like the song though...

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I think someone left the cake out in the rain.


I don't think that I can take it.


Because it took so long to bake it?


And I'll never have that recipe again

Oooh, nooo! oh oh no no!!


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Posts: 3625 | Location: Cary, NC | Registered: February 26, 2013Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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AC 5312 Series of 12-Slot T1 Apparatus Case:

Good find that looks exactly like it down to the clamp. Still not sure why there are so many of them.
 
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AC 5312 Series of 12-Slot T1 Apparatus Case:

Who is using a T1 in a rural setting?

One imagines the local TelCo. In 2020 the more apt question might be: Who's still using T1? I don't think AT&T, for example, will even provision new T1 circuits any more.

That's got to be legacy provisioning.



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