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What are you saying Alex? Are you saying the ethernet cable itself is bad? How far up toward the radio should I go? Should I open the unit and de-solder it from the board? <insert sarcasm>.
 
Signed,
 
Exasperated in New Mexico
 
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 12:57 PM
Subject: RE: [smartBridges] We call for a general recall of all outdoor units

Change out the ethernet cable; it may not be the ethernet port that dies. 
 
We had stopped shipping the "unreliable" (not faulty) power adaptor a year ago and it is not many on the field right now. Should you have any power adaptor model SMA10-2112C, you can change it at the distributor.
 
As we are still in the investigation of recent batch issue, we have to hold on to the stock so that the issue won't be out of control but this should not be long. Please spare with us and I am told this will be resolve very soon. 
 
Again, thank you for your understanding and support.
 
Alex
sB Tech Support
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bobby Bounds
Sent: Friday, July 04, 2003 12:07 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [smartBridges] We call for a general recall of all outdoor units

FYI - We had another ABO die today....ethernet port...has been in service 7 weeks. Clear skies last night...not weather related. So, the truck roll will cost us several hours plus we have to delay new installs (and much needed revenue). It sucks to be a SmartBridges customer. This makes 6 early failure ABO's in the last month and a half (not counting 5 APPO's).
 
If I recall, SB has admitted to faulty power supplies being one of the culprits. Why was there not a recall on these? We're swinging in the wind here with these SB's outdoor products. Also, I heard a rumor that SB has admitted to undersized capacitors on the ethernet side of the radios contributing to the dead ethernet port problem (can anyone confirm?). So, if these things are true I'd say a recall of all affected products is in order. Isn't that the responsible thing to do? So, they take a few million dollar hit and wipe out their first and second quarter profits. They'll get it back thru customer loyalty in the coming year. We're finished with outdoor products from SB until I hear new batches of radios are holding up. SB, are you listening? We're all out of spares. Our customers are calling the cable company as I write this.
 
Bobby Bounds
Airwave Internet, LLC
 

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