ok think of it this way - in a pc if u put 3 hardrives, a couple of CD-RW drives etc, floppy, all the gubbins and extras - then run a cpu and gpu intesive app running on it, the PSU is gonnna be put under heavy load and the 12volt rails are gonna fluctuate and most likely drop below 12v and not supply enough amperage.
ok now look at our network - if each house is a component, and they all switch on ur going to stress the PSU (tap in the pit, mux, yadda yadda, and all the way back to the headend). I know its a strenuous and simplistic comparison but it almost works lol. that kinda explains the RF drops.
upstreams - basically if a channel is clogged then our modems do try for a different channel but if there aren't enough unclogged channels what you gonna do? lol
any help?
(ps for gods sakes dont work in london if you get the option lol get in round southend and basildon lol much nicer network
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lol 200 mts and a 3way splitter?! impressive hehehehe
telford eh? i'll remember that
pace in my area is every1s worst nightmare lol no matter what it is 1000, 1010, 2000, 4000 lol. i've got 3 faulty on board from yesterday, 1 for every CATV install i had hehhehe. ahh the joys of stock control. lol