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What are the challenges for Rural Broadband? Here is a manufacturer´s perspective. Emtelle has supported B4RN for years -supplying blown fibre to rural areas. Contact info@emtelle.com for more info. On twitter you can also search for #ftthshowtell
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- 7. 7 How Emtelle Supports B4RN • Product Selection • On Site Training • Troubleshooting • One Stop Shop
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