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How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses synch??

> How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses synch??

It doesn't in my experience - perhaps it's a local issue ?

Colin Wilson wrote:
>> How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses synch??
>
> It doesn't in my experience - perhaps it's a local issue ?

Likewise, no issues here. Are you LLU?

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Abo

In uk.telecom.broadband, on Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:26:08, Dave Boomhauer
wrote:

>How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses synch??

A noisy time-switch in your home perhaps?

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Jim Crowther.

West London MAG: Popes Grotto, Twickenham, every Tuesday from 21:00 onwards.

"Jim Crowther" <Don'(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In uk.telecom.broadband, on Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:26:08, Dave Boomhauer
> wrote:
>
>>How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses synch??
>
> A noisy time-switch in your home perhaps?
>
> --
> Jim Crowther.
>
> West London MAG: Popes Grotto, Twickenham, every Tuesday from 21:00
> onwards.

I am on LLU. I can't think of anything that switches at 9pm............

Dave Boomhauer wrote:
> "Jim Crowther" <Don'(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> In uk.telecom.broadband, on Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:26:08, Dave Boomhauer
>> wrote:
>>
>>> How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses synch??
>> A noisy time-switch in your home perhaps?
>>
>> --
>> Jim Crowther.
>>
>> West London MAG: Popes Grotto, Twickenham, every Tuesday from 21:00
>> onwards.
>
> I am on LLU. I can't think of anything that switches at 9pm............
>
>

What are your usual router stats and what do they do at 9pm?

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Abo

Dave Boomhauer wrote:
>
> I am on LLU. I can't think of anything that switches at
> 9pm............

Radio ham between you and the exchange? Taxi firm?

My BB used to drop around 11pm every night - the noise margin dropped
through the floor. Luckily it's stopped doing it now.

Dave Boomhauer wrote:
> "Jim Crowther" <Don'(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message news:sP$(E-Mail Removed) nvalid...
>> In uk.telecom.broadband, on Thu, 23 Aug 2007 22:26:08, Dave
>> Boomhauer wrote:
>>
>>> How come at approximately 9pm every night the Sky router loses
>>> synch??
>>
>> A noisy time-switch in your home perhaps?
>>
>> --
>> Jim Crowther.
>>
>> West London MAG: Popes Grotto, Twickenham, every Tuesday from 21:00
>> onwards.
>
> I am on LLU. I can't think of anything that switches at
> 9pm............

It doesn't have to be in your house, it could be in any house
connected to the same CAB as you, or your nextdoor neighbour & not
neccesarily (or even normally) a Taxi Firm or radio ham/CB operator.

"Grant" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Dave Boomhauer wrote:
>>
>> I am on LLU. I can't think of anything that switches at
>> 9pm............
>
> Radio ham between you and the exchange? Taxi firm?

Unlikely.
I have sky BB and I AM a radio ham.
I can transmit and it doesn't affect my broadband at all.
I would guess the same goes for most radio hams as we all use the internet
for "spotting" while we are on the radio or for doing other things at the
same time.

On Fri, 24 Aug 2007 21:08:28 +0100, "Gordon Hudson"
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>
>"Grant" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Dave Boomhauer wrote:
>>>
>>> I am on LLU. I can't think of anything that switches at
>>> 9pm............
>>
>> Radio ham between you and the exchange? Taxi firm?
>
>Unlikely.
>I have sky BB and I AM a radio ham.

clearly you are a professional user with decent equipment. Not all
are, and generally you'll find anyone with a mast lumped under the
heading of 'radio ham'.
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Regards,
Stuart.