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Oct 10th, 2011 at 12:05pm
If your LNB is on a side arm, is your transmit reject filter missing between the LNB and the OMT ?. Spurious power from the transmit bursts will overload the LNB input and possibly damage it. This would cause brief drops in SQF whenever the BUC transmits.
It is possible that the outer braid sheaths of the two cables are not connected up properly?. If the BUC DC power supply returns via the LNB cable sheath you get very peculiar effects. This might cause a steady lower level SQF plus deeper drops whenever the BUC transmits.
If the DC power supply module is faulty, or the wrong part (i.e. not high enough watts) then when the BUC is powered on, the volts may drop to the modem and everything will deteriorate. The power module may overheat. Are you using an unusual higher power BUC ?
Power off at the AC mains wall switch before working on the coax cables. Leave the power supply module connected to the modem all of the time.
Best regards, Eric.
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