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- 11-10-2009 09:20 PM #1
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lose all even transponders
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When I turn on microwave, oven, or garage door opener I lose all even transponders!!! What is causing this???
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- 11-11-2009 05:59 AM #2
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Are they all on the same circuit ?
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- 11-11-2009 10:08 AM #3
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- 11-11-2009 12:41 PM #4
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Originally Posted by Iceberg gremlins.....gotta be gremlins
i did some google searching for results for loss of even transponders.
turns out Iceberg was correct... however they refer gremlins as to little green men.
bastards.
id say maybe bad LNB perhaps?
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im going with the circuit theory, i would try and run an extension cord with surge protector to another room that you know for a fact is tied to a different breaker. it could also be a grounding problem...
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- 11-11-2009 09:07 PM #6
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OK I meant to say odd transponders. Dont know if that makes a difference though. I'll checkout the circuit theory. Thanks for ya'lls help. Even you Iceberg!
- 11-11-2009 09:33 PM #7
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Are you losing channel or just transponder signal meter readings? When do they come back?
See if you can produce the same effect with a long extension cord to another electric circuit. Does this happen on all receivers?
Odd or even is probably not significant but transponder loss, odd or even, is usually a fitting or cable and then a defective LNB port.
Interesting case!
JoeLast edited by Joe Diamond; 11-11-2009 at 09:34 PM. Reason: typo
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