I see these cables dangling from poles quite a bit. I have one on a pole in
front of the house hanging loose from the box. I often wonder why the cable
company would just leave the cables dangling like that.
Dale, K9VUJ
On 02, Mar 2017, at 12:37, J. Gordon Beattie, Jr. <w2ttt@att.net> wrote:
Hank,
xDSL subcarriers are every 4.3125 kHz. That is a common industry standard.
You will probably see carriers between 138 kHz and about 8.5 MHz, though you
could see them up to 17 MHz if the carrier is using extended subcarriers.
This range is broken up into uplinks and downlinks and are well documented
in various Internet web sources. There is a cable/telco industry practice
to leave installed cabling in place unless there is a pressing need to
remove it. You will need to escalate to the carrier and get them to remove
the unterminated wiring.
73,
Gordon Beattie, W2TTT
201.314.6964
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From: RFI [mailto:rfi-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of HankP
Sent: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 3:26 PM
To: rfi <rfi@contesting.com>
Subject: [RFI] 4khz Spectrum comb ADSL2 one last try composed as text
If this does not work I give up - I apologize for this mess -- Hank K7HP
I have seen nothing on this reflector about carriers every 4 khz from
Centurylink ADSL2 systems . (or any other system)
Here is my short version of about 75 days with Clink.
A year ago Clink finally reduced the carriers on 160 from almost S9 (-73
dBm) out of noise to about my noise level (-100--105dBm) .Took an Engineer
from Clink in Denver turning off customers from Denver while I watched the
comb to absolutely identify the customer modem source.Then it took over a
month for him to even find someone in Phoenix to address the issue. Clink
tech did everything under the sun except address that customer - then two
weeks later they sent out same tech along with another tech who was a Ham
and had some idea of what a RF Carrier was. Again they addressed evertthing
from the DSLAM to my house with no effect (EVEN though they knew the
customer who had been identified by Denver) .
FInally I got them to walk the alley with me and my 160 portable DF rx. The
Ham pulled out a MFJ VHF noise receiver and we walked the alley They
contended the problem was APS .. Nope ,its carriers guys , not noise.( I had
P3 spectrum plots showing the carriers every 4 khz - did not mean anything
to them- and after every change I woudl go back and run and print another
plot ) I showed them (they could listen to the speaker on my Rx.) how loud
the carriers got 100 feet or so either side of that identified customer.
The original tech left and the Ham stayed with me . I took the ferrite
rod/jfet source follower DFing assy I have off the R10 rx and just put the
little rubber ducky whip on it and asked him to go probe in his access taps
and see how loud the carriers were there . He did so and admitted .Yep its
in our system.
The original tech came back and they identified numerous problems - among
which was an open pair to that customer which was forcing that modem to run
wide open (100 mw per carrier) . Interesting that the Clink Engineer told me
tey had 3 other customers within about 400 feet who either had no VDSL or
drastically reduced internet speeds. Anyhow they found a tap that had leaked
and said everything was so corroded they were reluctant to do any work there
and a crew would have to come ot and re do the whole thing . They did
replace the customer drop with a new "improved bonded and shielded pair "
and were able to find a pair to replace the open. This got the carriers to
just at my noise level - and they said since te customer was not at home -
they would have to contact him to check it (I doubt they ever did as the
carriers never changed - and virtually every half hour their supervisor was
calling asking why it was taking so long , this was costing Clink money- and
they could no t afford to be worrying about this stuff !!!!! )
Well about a year passed - here come a bunch of trucks and they ran a second
cable - then about a month later a guy comes and puts new access taps on
the new cable , and a week or so later they moved some customers to the new
taps -BUT left the old wires just hnaging - in fcat the hoiuse behind me
they just took the junction box off the wall , threw it over the fence into
alley with wires to the old cable still in place !!!! iIts still hanging
there ) Other places they just cut off the cable and left it hanging down
in the breeze.
SOOOOO now I have carriers on 40 meters 7 to 15 dB out of my noise -100--105
dBM on 40) , on 160 5 to 7 dB out of my noise and about at noise on 80 . I
actually see two carriers on 40 about 44 hz apart probably fromtwo different
modems.
40M RX ant is M2 40M1L at 50 feet -- I can null the carriers down to noise
off end (perpendicular to phone cable)
I have talked to W0IVJ , I have talked with Mike Gruber of ARRL and both
say they have not seen these carriers and I am the only one reporting them
!!!!!!!!!
Curious - anyone else seeing this stuff ?? Or am i just Lucky Pierre ?
Hank K7HP
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