I’ve been running into issues with splice quality during installations, especially in challenging environments. I find that using a fusion splicer with a live video feed makes a huge difference in accuracy. Has anyone else noticed improvements with specific techniques or tools in the field? I’d love to compare notes on best practices.
I’ve found that using proper environmental protection can also boost splice quality — ever tried using wraps in wet conditions? 
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I’ve had great success with using strain relief boots to manage the fibers better during splicing. They really help in preventing any unnecessary pulls or twists that could affect splice quality. Have you tried those yet?