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You can strip two pairs and fit them into one side of the 709SD, and a regular pair without stripping into the other side - sort of a poor man's half tap.
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Yea, your allowed Jeff.
Got to remember he is in a HOME.
Ok I give up. My new years resolution is to not give Ed a hard way to go, at least until Feburary.
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You are correct, Jeff. The AT&T brand name gets changed so frequently that I gave up keeping track. This item is now sold by company A, that item is sold by company B, etc.
I saw some for sale on e-bay a while back with the T&B name, but we have pretty much standardized on Scotchloks for small splicing and it didn't make much sense to start buying them again. The technicians get spoiled and then when we have to pay real prices, they aren't so plentiful.
Mike, get back to working on your resolution.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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Anyone have a B presser or a source for one? I can't find any for a reasonable price anywhere.
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Welcome to the board. You used to be able to get them for around 100 bucks. Unless you're going to do a lot of splicing you really can get by without them. You may want to start a new topic, this ones pretty old. Here\'s one no price though
Retired phone dude
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Wow - quite an old topic!
Bill is correct - go to GMP for a new one or lurk on eBay for a used one (they show up occasionally there, usually when the widow is cleaning up the house)
For the record, I like B-Connectors. Also UG,UR & UY. Picabonds are OK too. But I started with B-Connectors and I always felt you should go home with the one you took to the dance.
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