Thread: 100M Changing power levels
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Old 16-04-2012, 20:17   #3
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Re: Changing power levels

This is likely to be a dodgy street box amplifier (evidenced by the varyying power levels).

There could, of course, be a poor connection somewhere that is just about making. So make sure your coax cables are tight at each end. It could also be a dying SH but this is unlikely. It's the first thing a field engineer will change, usually.

Otherwise it's a network team job (not an ordinary field engineer)
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