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Poor Man’s Fiber Network

Welcome to FISPALIVE Nashville 2014. Poor Man’s Fiber Network. By: Chuck Hogg Shelby Broadband. Introduction. Chuck Hogg President, Shelby Broadband WISPA President and Board Member An ISP since April 2006

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Poor Man’s Fiber Network

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  1. Welcome to FISPALIVE Nashville 2014 Poor Man’s Fiber Network By:Chuck HoggShelby Broadband

  2. Introduction Chuck Hogg • President, Shelby Broadband • WISPA President and Board Member • An ISP since April 2006 • Largest WISP in Kentucky, covering from Southern Indiana to east of Lexington with over 140 sites serving 3500+ customers FISPALIVE 2014

  3. How did we figure it out? • Attended nearly every fiber session I could at tradeshows • Visited other ISP’s that we felt were leaders in our industry • Jason Hunt, Hunt Brothers Telecom • Chuck McCown, Wireless Beehive/Beehive Broadband • Reviewed multiple locations in our existing service area and began planning • Became a CLEC (right of ways) • FOA Handbook • School of Hard Knocks, we did 3.1 miles over a couple months on the first project; we just finished 2 miles in 2 weeks on our last project FISPALIVE 2014

  4. Supporting Equipment • 2 Forklifts ($13k) • Air Compressor ($5k) • 2 Missiles ($2k) • Cabinets ($6k) • Fitel Fusion Splicer ($6k) • Corning Ribbon Fusion Splicer ($4k) • Condux Fiber Blower/Pusher ($7k) • Double Reel Trailer ($1,250) • Ditch With JT922 ($60k) • Ditch Witch 4010 ($4k) • Splicing Trailer ($13k) FISPALIVE 2014

  5. ShelbyBB FTTH Project Our First Deployment • 18k feet • 72 lots with 54+ Homes FISPALIVE 2014

  6. ShelbyBB FTTH Project • Vaults (17 at $170ea, $2,890) • 3M Splice Cases on eBay (30 at $25ea, $750) • 8k’ 6 Strand Drop Cable for service drops ($1,600) • 40k’ 1-1/4” SDR HDPE Conduit ($12,800) • 11k’ Armored 72 Strand Ribbon ($6,930) • 6k’ Armored 96 Strand Ribbon ($4,290) • 1.5k’ Armored 24 Strand Ribbon ($660) • 10k’ Toneable Flat Drop 4 Strand ($1,190) • And many other small accessories and items FISPALIVE 2014

  7. ShelbyBB FTTH Project • Total cost including labor to install single 1-1/4” duct $6,000 per mile • Total cost with installation of the fiber $5,800 per mile • Ground Remediation Costs $1,200 per mile • Utility damage costs $500 per mile • Vault installation $1,000 per mile FISPALIVE 2014

  8. ShelbyBB FTTH Project • Fiber splicing and preparation $1000 per mile • Project management and planning $1,000 per mile • Miscellaneous costs $1,000 per mile • Total cost per mile estimated at $17,600 per mile • No costs were included for machines or maintenance, but we did include diesel • In this project, we had approximately $5,000 in repairs due to bad/old equipment, but newer equipment had $800 in repairs. FISPALIVE 2014

  9. ShelbyBB FTTH Project • Served by High Capacity 24GHz AirFiber (750Mbit Full Duplex) 2 miles from our facility • Actual cost of infrastructure $58k • Planet Technology Metro-E Switch $800 • RouterBoard 2011 for CPE $100 • Average cost of install $500 • Installation revenue $300 • Expected yearly net revenue of $22k • Break-even point approximately 3-4 years FISPALIVE 2014

  10. ShelbyBB FTTH Project The 1st with Fiber WINS! FISPALIVE 2014

  11. Questions?

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