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I also found that 50 micron is most popular now a days. And I thought I saw that OM2 was 50. Will have to check again. You are correct. It is 50 micron. It seems that only OM1 is 62.5. Since I transitioned from cabling to phone systems a few years back I haven't paid as much attention to the cabling standards
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Since I transitioned from cabling to phone systems a few years back I haven't paid as much attention to the cabling standards 
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Thanks for all the input. You folks are the best.
I blew a string line thru the pipe and got a good measurement, and pulled in a mule tape for the cable pull. Then ordered some indoor/outdoor OM3, 50um multimode. Going to have the ends factory installed, and got the adapters, mounting plate, whatever else I need from the same place so they know what goes together with all the pieces. They're also putting a pulling eye on it too.
Also got some PE22 coming for the phones, and a couple media converters. Should be all set.
Jim
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Glad it's working out! Keep us informed.
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