I have an SMC cable modem, I looked up the default settings on the web, then pushed the little button on the back. I changed the password, and now I have access to the NAT configs anytime I want.

Typical problem I had with an Omnia 6esi (?) Card lost everything every 2 months or so.
Finally replaced it with something else.

You (or I) could probably write something in Java to run on a Raspberry Pi.

westcoast44 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 18, 2018 9:48 am

My engineering stupid? Or the production people stupid lol?

Newscaster stupid

Can that board EQ out the stupid?

In order to check any RF generator for spurs on a SA, you need to kill the Fo completely at the input to the SA. Otherwise, the SA will show harmonics up the wazoo.

BT used to have software on their website. Something called NetSwitch, IIRC.

Can you dub 20Hz over the silent part? Might make the silent sensor happy, and not bother the client.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all. May your Holidays be without interruptions and faults from your 'children'.

My first harmony and I have been married for over 40 years.
She doesn't know about my second harmony

Do you get ice in the Winter?
How tall are your towers?
That's the first things(s) to figure out, you don't want the panels anywhere near the towers in the Winter. Otherwise you get religious panels by Spring.

I can remember hearing the horizontal oscillator in TV sets. Way back when. At least I still can remember. What were we talking about?

Looks like it's less than a 20 inch hop!

Whatever it's supposed to be, there's probably a couple of spiders and dead crawly things in there.

I haven't read the R&O yet but for the most part the station "control point" has been the engineer's phone for years now. Unless the station is stupid enough to pull all their programming "off the bird" at the transmitter there still will need to be a location originating programming, cutting and i...