While searching this topic, i found the following article. Sounds like my method in bags would be similar to the "white tunnel in the farm" Anaerobic Composting By Compost King 13 Comments Bokashi_Anaerobic CompostingAnaerobic composting or composting without the presence of oxygen has been practiced for centuries. Records indicate that the Chinese are the oldest known civilization to practice this form of composting to fertilize their rice paddies. In more technical terms, anaerobic composting is composting organic materials, using living anaerobic organisms such as bacteria in an environment that has no oxygen present. This is the same process you will find occurring in nature as peat bogs and marshes. Unless you happen to have access to a large field of water you are going to have to find another way to create your anaerobic compost pile. While most composting experts will talk about not letting your compost piles get too wet or they will rot, anaerobic composting requires approximately 70% moisture levels in order for it to work properly. The Standard Compost Pile You can turn your current compost pile into an anaerobic one quite simply and effectively by adding plenty of water. Yes I know we have spent hours telling you how important it is to maintain moderate to low moisture levels, but with this type of composting you need to remove the oxygen from your compost pile. The water will drive out the oxygen and keep it out if you keep the water level high enough. By covering the pile to help keep in the moisture, you will end up with a slimy mess, which indicates that it is working properly. You should however, be prepared for a very odoriferous compost pile. This is really more suitable to households with larger tracts of land where the aforementioned odoriferous pile can be placed away from the house or the neighbors. The Submerged Pile This method of creating anaerobic compost is very similar to that which is has been in use by the Chinese for centuries and involves keeping your compost under water. For this you will need a large tank, plastic pool or tank that is big enough to hold your compost and then be filled with water. As your compost pile decomposes the odors are trapped in the water. While slightly more involved than a standard anaerobic compost pile, your neighbors will certainly appreciate it. anaerobic composting in a fieldThe Big Bag Theory You have probably seen this method in use in the local farmers’ fields, this would be the long white bags that lay in the fields over the winter. This version is a little simpler and a lot smaller. You can use a large heavy duty plastic garbage bag. You first layer the bottom of the bag with soil or cured compost, then add your compost and add enough water to make everything moist. Seal the bag so that no air can get in and roll it to get things started and then leave it alone for 6-8 weeks. No Hole in My Bucket Off all the different forms of anaerobic composting, the bucket method is perhaps the easiest and least offensive. This is a long term project and will take up to a year to create the compost you are looking for. You simple cut the bottom from a five gallon bucket and plant it a few inches into the ground. You then fill it with your scraps and organic waste, place the lid on it and forget it for a year. Do not open until the year has passed or you will let in more oxygen and ruin the process. As you can see a fair amount of patience is required for this method. At the end of the year you will have perfectly usable humus. All of these forms of anaerobic composting work well, some will produce more compost than others, while at the same time creating a rather smelly situation.

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Thanks for the info kurto, but maybe you didn't completely read my last post (yep, I know its kind of long). Or, maybe I didn't explain things properly. At all three jacks, I only have a line in. Also, there is only one line that runs down to the utility room. Thats why I said above that I thought this indicates that there is a secondary termination block somewhere. One that runs the one line down the utility room and then branches off into three lines to supply the three jacks. I'm only guessing on this one. So, I know where this line ends at the jack, but I have no idea where it begins. Besides, I probably can't gain access to it because I don't have an attic. As well, the connections to all the jacks, including the one that doesn't work are good. Also, all the jacks have been tested and are in good working order. This seems to only leave a problem with this one line that goes from this one jack in the living room to who knows where. If the directions that came with this tester/toner were a little more explanatory, I could figure out how to test the line and what the results tell me. But its not and I can't. Can't find anything anywhere online either. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again!!! :)

As to why I want this information: 1. I was orally bullied by my electric power company into installing a smart meter socket. The Illinois Commerce Commission gave the power company police authority with the ability to make fines per a vaguely worded order in Docket 13-0552, https://skyvisionsolutions.files.wordpress.com/2014/10/icc-xxx-final-order-on-refusals-document-368693.pdf . I am paying a monthly fine. 2. The power company ignored a letter asking for clarification about what they wanted me to do. 3. I got estimates from electricians who disagreed about what had to be done. 4. I hired an electrician who installed a smart meter socket and new riser on the outside of my garage but did this without a permit. This was last March. 5. The power company refuses to install a smart meter until I get a permit from my town and continues to fine me. Note, the permit is necessary but not sufficient. Also, since I am getting unmetered electricity through shunts placed inside the meter socket by the power company, they are billing me for estimated power consumptions 24% higher than the previous year. 6. My town is sympathetic and there will be no fine, but, my Town wants me to hire an electrician to do an inspection of the work done and submit a notarized written report to obtain a permit. 7. Every electrician who gives me an estimate wants to tag on thousands of dollars in additional alterations but they all disagree about what needs to be done. And, they do this by using high pressure sales tactics. I need this information to weed out the BS electricians. For your entertainment, this is the work: http://www.general-cathexis.com/images/PowerLineConnection.jpg http://www.general-cathexis.com/images/Riser1.jpg http://www.general-cathexis.com/images/meter2.jpg http://www.general-cathexis.com/images/SmartMeterSocket.jpg http://www.general-cathexis.com/images/MainBox.jpg My attitude is that any social system that forces me to pay thousands of dollars to connect a simple four terminal electrical device, and submit me to the psychological stress that I have endured, is morally very corrupt. And, I mean go to Hell in a hand basket corrupt.