Originally Posted by Sparky83
(Post 7030121)
keeps dropping the connection... have had the guys out here before several times for it.. but the Company itself wont believe its not in the house even when theyre own tech guys say its not... it happens for a bit.. then goes away... happens again... goes away.. its annoying...
i did a service call once on a satellite install that went out just after dark, and came back a few hours after sunup. It turned out the connectors outside were not tightened, and the dew was condensing in them, which shorted the signal to ground. It fried their reciever as I recall.... When the air cooled outside, the humidity shorted things out. In the morning the sun warned everything up - and dried out the loose connections. If you have dial up or DSL there could be a messed up housing box, or connections too close together. They are supposed to be sealed tight against moisture. Go out to your line connections and look them over. If the box has holes or isn't shut - ice can do the same thing. It can't hurt to go have a look. They don't hire rocket scientists..... |
Originally Posted by SteveBricks
(Post 7030333)
:eek::eek::eek::eek:
That's some wild stuff right there. Never seen anything like that - light breeze blowing from the back of the truck to the front? |
Originally Posted by fabmandelux
(Post 7030363)
No, the breeze is from the front! The micro frozen fog builds up one small particle at a time. It can get so bad some years here that the phone co hires high school kids to ride around and knock the ice off the lines........
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Originally Posted by Sparky83
(Post 7030121)
keeps dropping the connection... have had the guys out here before several times for it.. but the Company itself wont believe its not in the house even when theyre own tech guys say its not... it happens for a bit.. then goes away... happens again... goes away.. its annoying...
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Originally Posted by glruff
(Post 7030123)
We got a little more than a dusting and was gone by 2p
The freezing FOG on the windshield was a killer though pile up. People skidding everywhere too. |
Saw that Dave
East of me, near the coast someone said they had 2" |
I just wish the ***holes would learn how to drive. 60 MPH zone on 795
and couldn't get above 45. |
Originally Posted by glruff
(Post 7030047)
Hey Brian, get finished?
That freezing fog is nasty |
Originally Posted by Greywolf
(Post 7030359)
I know what that is. NON-WEATHERPROOF connections. (Or badly installed or loose weather seals at the connectors)
i did a service call once on a satellite install that went out just after dark, and came back a few hours after sunup. It turned out the connectors outside were not tightened, and the dew was condensing in them, which shorted the signal to ground. It fried their reciever as I recall.... When the air cooled outside, the humidity shorted things out. In the morning the sun warned everything up - and dried out the loose connections. If you have dial up or DSL there could be a messed up housing box, or connections too close together. They are supposed to be sealed tight against moisture. Go out to your line connections and look them over. If the box has holes or isn't shut - ice can do the same thing. It can't hurt to go have a look. They don't hire rocket scientists..... last time we called them out they dropped a new line in the yard... but wasnt till a week after it stopped having the problem... |
Originally Posted by 80351
(Post 7030387)
That sounds like what happens to me with Com Crash
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Originally Posted by fabmandelux
(Post 7030312)
Try this freezing fog, I've had this s*** since Wed.......:mad:
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f3...ngFog09009.jpg |
we get that freezing fog/mist off the ocean not that bad thou..
I like the new up-grades they did,and i have 1 friend...:-jammin |
Originally Posted by Sparky83
(Post 7030509)
ours is with cox... its getting annoying cuz this has been going on now for the last 2 yrs...
Comcast tells me when I lose the signal I have unplug they're box and our wireless router wait a few minutes then plug them back in again. If that doesn't work do it again then reboot the computer. What a PITA |
Dave:
Wireless boxes can be a PITA. But now we may be getting somehere. Check your wireless box and make sure that you turn on for it to do a continuios ping. I don't know exactly what it is called. But there is a setting for checking the internet connection. You want it "on" constantly |
Originally Posted by pmasley
(Post 7030759)
Dave:
Wireless boxes can be a PITA. But now we may be getting somehere. Check your wireless box and make sure that you turn on for it to do a continuios ping. I don't know exactly what it is called. But there is a setting for checking the internet connection. You want it "on" constantly If its in the software its on her computer and I'm not allowed there. I'll explain that one sometime |
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