until I answer an incoming call then there's a short disconnect , calling out is fine I've tried removing extension lines with just 1 phone in filter at the test socket and it's just the same 
router or line ?
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norsenoddy
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router or line ?
Hi the router seems incredibly stable all through the day with noise margin almost rock steady until I answer an incoming call then there's a short disconnect , calling out is fine I've tried removing extension lines with just 1 phone in filter at the test socket and it's just the same
until I answer an incoming call then there's a short disconnect , calling out is fine I've tried removing extension lines with just 1 phone in filter at the test socket and it's just the same You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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norsenoddy
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Re: router or line ?
also tried different filters cheers
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slimgym
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Re: router or line ?
I've had this periodically and extremely frustrating it is 
I don't think it's anything here and it does go away after a while, I wondered if it was an exchange fault. Certainly when it was happening I had nothing but the router connected, no phones, no filter, and yet it still dropped out. It is practically impossible to get the ISPs to log it because they always assume its you, your filters, or your router. I was trying to track it down to the weather since my entire line is underground and may have been rain ingress to a cabinet however it didn't seem to co-incide.
Thankfully it's not currently happening, but I used to dread the phone call that did it (especially when it was PPI or something) because it put you in that creeping rise in SNR margin that decreased the speed. As I'm 5.7km from the exchange I treasure the 1.7 meg I get and each 3dB takes a lot off that
I don't think it's anything here and it does go away after a while, I wondered if it was an exchange fault. Certainly when it was happening I had nothing but the router connected, no phones, no filter, and yet it still dropped out. It is practically impossible to get the ISPs to log it because they always assume its you, your filters, or your router. I was trying to track it down to the weather since my entire line is underground and may have been rain ingress to a cabinet however it didn't seem to co-incide.
Thankfully it's not currently happening, but I used to dread the phone call that did it (especially when it was PPI or something) because it put you in that creeping rise in SNR margin that decreased the speed. As I'm 5.7km from the exchange I treasure the 1.7 meg I get and each 3dB takes a lot off that