What is F2 Conditioning?
As seen in this post by christcorp : »Re: F2 Conditioning A normal phone line to your home is comprised normally of 2 parts; an F1 is the main feed cable from the central office to a CrossBox. It is a direct shot. The F2 is from that crossbox where it spider webs in different directions to the actual pedestal or telephone pole that is going to connect to your house. There are also 2 other options. If the central office is a fiber or T1’s feeding a Pair Gain unit which multiplexes up to 24 numbers per T1 line, than can also be the F1, with the F2 going from the Pair Gain to the crossbox, and then an F3 from the crossbox to the pole or pedestal near your house. There’s also some that have a direct connect from the central office to a pole or pedestal near their house. In that case they only have an F1. Anyway, when they say they are conditioning the cable, it doesn’t really matter if they say F1, F2, or F3. The conditioning is still the same. They are either taking load coils out (Cleans
