On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Roger Boggs wrote:
> These are very good signal and noise figures. If you are getting
> retransmission rates
> of more than 3 percent (transmits/retransmits x 100) and you see no
> indications of
> interference (where the noise level jumps up to significantly high levels
> approaching
> or exceeding the signal levels), then I would be inclined to start looking
> for problems
> with the installation or the equipment that does NOT include the radio
> card/firmware.
>
> Water/Moisture intrusion would be the first thing I would look for,
> followed shortly thereafter
> by broken or improperly assembled jumper cables.
>
> At 10:45 AM 12/16/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >Kevin Knuth wrote:
Hello,
I get less than 0.5% retransmits in normal times...I believe this thread
has lost its meaning. I am saying there is a condition where a normal
working setup suddenly becomes unstable and a single satellite hogs all
base station function for a number of minutes, and has 3000%
retransmissions during that time. No other satellite recieves service
during that time. After a number of minutes of total lockup, everything
comes back to normal.
That was my original email.
Chris
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