HA! So youve had that experiance before? Because we have had that problem a few times 
with the HAM guys. Any tiny break in our system and BAM a higher power HAM radio will knock out the node. Those are a bitch to troubleshoot because even a pin hole could allow the signal to get in and most "TDRS" (what we use to test for line breaks) cant even see them!
with the HAM guys. Any tiny break in our system and BAM a higher power HAM radio will knock out the node. Those are a bitch to troubleshoot because even a pin hole could allow the signal to get in and most "TDRS" (what we use to test for line breaks) cant even see them!
