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Signal dropped after neighbour built extension

Started 17 August 2019 · 1869 views

cmurphy
Posts: 632
Northgate

I can bring a ladder and a crimping tool if that helps. We discussed this at the last meeting but I do not think a decision was made.

The St. Clement relay was moved last year so the old coverage map is wrong. Has the billing system changed? My last invoice looked different.

michael41
Posts: 511
St. Clement

I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector. I will raise it with the board on Tuesday. We discussed this at the last meeting but I do not think a decision was made.

eokafor
Posts: 783
Old Harbour

The Old Harbour relay was moved last year so the old coverage map is wrong.

ingrid32
Posts: 780
Old Harbour

If you need a hand with the install, I am around most weekends. Thanks, that fixed it for me. Marking as solved.

susan81
Posts: 785
Millbrook

I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector. Has anyone from the technical team had a look at this yet?

jwhite
Posts: 386
Fenwick

I measured about 18 Mbps down and 6 up, which is normal for that sector. This has been reported before, see the thread from 2019. Not sure this is the right board, mods feel free to move it.

ingrid93
Posts: 202
Northgate

I can bring a ladder and a crimping tool if that helps. I had the same issue last winter and it turned out to be the PoE injector. The St. Clement relay was moved last year so the old coverage map is wrong.

kevin30
Posts: 296
Riverside

We are still looking for volunteers for the rooftop survey. Try power cycling the unit and checking the alignment on the mast.

daniel41
Posts: 668
Ashford Hill

The firmware on the PoE injector is very old, there is a newer release on the vendor site.

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