Oh…didn’t answer your
question.
The coax connectors are so damn
waterproofed it aint funny (4 step process). My connectors last YEARS!!
The CAT5 connector is in the sB outdoor
waterproof housing.
Sully
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Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 5:13 PM
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Subject: RE: [smartBridges] Weird
RSSI with new aPPo???
Got me….but it
started the same day that I installed the new aPPo and it happens every
day. The warmer the evening, the
less it is affected. May be
coincidental…but I don’t know?!?!?
Sully
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Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 3:45 PM
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Subject: RE: [smartBridges] Weird
RSSI with new aPPo???
How are the cables sealed seems like some cool mildew
related issues to me but besides that I can't even fathom a reason... I wish
all my clients were that sold u're lucky.
Chris
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Anyone have any clues on this one??? Still
acting weird.
Sully
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Sent: Friday,
September 05, 2003 1:47 PM
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Subject: [smartBridges] Weird RSSI
with new aPPo???
Last Tuesday I replaced my head-end aPPo with a new aPPo
(from
Singapore).
Ever since then, I am having
problems with my RSSI between 8pm and 8am.
This is affecting ALL my
clients...not just close in (all types of sB
client
devices).
When I replaced this aPPo, I also replaced the antenna
(same brand/type)
and
pigtail.
Please see that attached pic for a better
representation of what is
going
on. Before anyone suggests
it...this is NOT interference. Interference
does not cause RSSI to be
reduced...it causes LQ to go crazy. With that
said, I have also been monitoring
my channels 24x7 and there is nothing
crazy going on.
Weather has been perfect for the entire time (daytime
78 night 62).
Why would a drop in temperature affect THIS
aPPo??? Normally an
increase in
temperature has adverse
affects...not the other way around.
I noticed that this new aPPo (from Singapore-hardware
fixed) had the new
1.4j.8 firmware. So...just to
see, I downgraded it to 1.4j.6. No
affect...still dropping RSSI at
night?
Any ideas?
Sully
P.S. On this same day, I replaced my repeater aPPo and
only have one
client
on it. This aPPo has a 15db
omni with one client on it at 1 mile with a
13db panel. It is obviously
receiving over a 100% RSSI, so I cant tell
if
this unit is also behaving the
same. I also have an older aPPo online,
and
all of it's clients are NOT having
this issue with dipped RSSI at night.
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