Serious interference on cb/hf radio after fiber optic install in cavan, radiation in

murphaph · 25-10-2016 09:14PM

Graham wrote: »

They're sending broadband down the gas pipes now :eek:

Actually this is a thing. One if the big challenges if ftth is getting the fibre into the premises, but gas and water pipes already enter many premises and ftth is totally inert so in some places they feed the fibre into the gas or water pipes to get them into the premises.

http://www.friatec.de/content/friatec/de/Technische-Kunststoffe/FRIANET_Leerrohr_Anschlussset_FTTH_FTTB/Glasfaseranschluss_durch_die_Gasleitung/index.html

Graham · 25-10-2016 10:07PM

murphaph wrote: »

Actually this is a thing. One if the big challenges if ftth is getting the fibre into the premises, but gas and water pipes already enter many premises and ftth is totally inert so in some places they feed the fibre into the gas or water pipes to get them into the premises.

Well if that doesn't send the foilhatters into a frenzy, nothing will.

gctest50 · 25-10-2016 10:15PM

internets, finding an entrance where they can

Bongalongherb · 25-10-2016 10:19PM

Well, he can rule out fibre broadband now, as he can get on to the gas company right away

aiden007 · 30-11-2016 12:37AM

Noise is very strong coming from broadband box outside house,also whatever way it is connected(wire coming out of electricity box to square box then wire coming from phone box to same box) it is affecting electricity having bad effect on ac kpo psu and Watson power supply(giving off high radiation even when receiving hf, causing pains in head and chest and severe fatigue while switched on, This need to be investigated and taken seriously, this is my final word on this!!

ED E · 30-11-2016 12:39AM

aiden007 wrote: »

this is my final word on this!!

Thank jaysus.

degsie · 30-11-2016 12:41AM

aiden007 wrote: »

Noise is very strong coming from broadband box outside house,also whatever way it is connected(wire coming out of electricity box to square box then wire coming from phone box to same box) it is affecting electricity having bad effect on ac kpo psu and Watson (giving off high radiation even when receiving hf, causing pains in head and chest and severe fatigue while switched on, This need to be investigated and taken seriously, this is my final word on this!!

Who's Watson?

ItHurtsWhenIP · 30-11-2016 01:14AM

ED E wrote: »

Thank jaysus.

Don't worry ... he's not long for this world! :rolleyes:

aiden007 wrote: »

... causing pains in head and chest and severe fatigue ...

aiden007 · 30-11-2016 01:15AM

degsie wrote: »

Who's Watson?

Watson 25 amp power supply and kpo power supply,looking for help on this but noone here seem to think outside the box.

Graham · 30-11-2016 01:16AM

degsie wrote: »

Who's Watson?

Fictional assistant?

9726_9726 · 30-11-2016 01:21AM

aiden007 wrote: »

Noise is very strong coming from broadband box outside house,also whatever way it is connected(wire coming out of electricity box to square box then wire coming from phone box to same box) it is affecting electricity having bad effect on ac kpo psu and Watson power supply(giving off high radiation even when receiving hf, causing pains in head and chest and severe fatigue while switched on, This need to be investigated and taken seriously, this is my final word on this!!

Dude, you should sue them. Too many electricities. Especially that yellow pvc-coated glass wire. Serious radiations coming from that.

But when you do, ask for the deluxe package.

http://bm23tvreviews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/bcs2-foil.jpg

murphaph · 30-11-2016 12:13PM

aiden007 wrote: »

Noise is very strong coming from broadband box outside house,also whatever way it is connected(wire coming out of electricity box to square box then wire coming from phone box to same box) it is affecting electricity having bad effect on ac kpo psu and Watson power supply(giving off high radiation even when receiving hf, causing pains in head and chest and severe fatigue while switched on, This need to be investigated and taken seriously, this is my final word on this!!

Lavender oil!

gctest50 · 01-12-2016 01:05AM

aiden007 wrote: »

Noise is very strong coming from broadband box outside house,also whatever way it is connected(wire coming out of electricity box to square box then wire coming from phone box to same box) it is affecting electricity having bad effect on ac kpo psu and Watson power supply(giving off high radiation even when receiving hf, causing pains in head and chest and severe fatigue while switched on, This need to be investigated and taken seriously, this is my final word on this!!

All part of the plan, first get lads to be buying big magnetic linear PSUs, then make their brain magnetic :

Those magnetite pollutant particles which are <∼200 nm in diameter can enter the brain directly via the olfactory bulb.
Their presence proves that externally sourced iron-bearing nanoparticles can be transported directly into the brain

http://www.pnas.org/content/113/39/10797.abstract

john087 · 06-01-2017 12:54AM

Don't know about radiation, but there definetly is severe noise here in mullingar on hf band since it has been installed here, don't know why that is.

KeRbDoG · 08-01-2017 03:57PM

john087 wrote: »

Don't know about radiation, but there definetly is severe noise here in mullingar on hf band since it has been installed here, don't know why that is.

Most likely a complete coincidence, source could be from anything within your house or a neighbours house.
Contact ComReg and ask them to investigate, they will eventually call over with radio interference equipment if they believe it's a real issue.

MrO · 09-01-2017 05:18PM

aiden007 wrote: »

I don't have this broadband in my house, there was no noise in my area until fiber was installed in my area,20 over 9 (constant crackling all of the time (no changes made in my qth. Noise severe all over town since install. I was talking to siro workers about this, they said they know it affects it but there is nothing been done about it!

In the nicest possible way, this is total crapola.

ItHurtsWhenIP · 09-01-2017 07:53PM

MrO wrote: »

In the nicest possible way, this is total crapola.

He's a troll - ignore anything that comes from that account.

john087 · 29-01-2017 02:24PM

Contacted comreg who is already aware of these problems,found the following comreg report google search(safety-threat-from-signals-interference-rises) The times uk

degsie · 29-01-2017 03:51PM

john087 wrote: »

Contacted comreg who is already aware of these problems,found the following comreg report google search(safety-threat-from-signals-interference-rises) The times uk

Nonsense, nothing to do with the other rubbish in this thread.

PeadarB · 30-01-2017 10:49AM

Time this thread was sent to where it belongs - La La Land. Why is is so difficult to understand the simple concept of inert light signal transmission as used in FTTH.

We are bombarded every day of our lives with diffuse light from guess where - the sun!!! Bugger all "Conreg" or any other so called controlling interest can do about that. Light is the cleanest, cheapest, least invasive mode of signal transmission there is. It is incapable of creating any of the spurious interference as claimed by some of the less enlightened posters on here.

"Where ignorance is bliss 'tis wise to be folly."

digiman · 30-01-2017 12:13PM

PeadarB wrote: »

Time this thread was sent to where it belongs - La La Land. Why is is so difficult to understand the simple concept of inert light signal transmission as used in FTTH.

We are bombarded every day of our lives with diffuse light from guess where - the sun!!! Bugger all "Conreg" or any other so called controlling interest can do about that. Light is the cleanest, cheapest, least invasive mode of signal transmission there is. It is incapable of creating any of the spurious interference as claimed by some of the less enlightened posters on here.

"Where ignorance is bliss 'tis wise to be folly."

No interference since you had your connection done then I take it?

How has the service been since? Are you getting much use out of it?

john087 · 30-01-2017 04:50PM

Light from the sun and light from fiber is two different things and actually a stupid comparison, sun isn't powered by high powered electrical amplifiers to give light but fiber is.there is electrical emissions that come from these amplifier boxes when powered up more so even than other electrical appliances which would be in there thousands,1 on every 4 to 6 poles,therefore it is naive to think there is no emissions from these when powered from electricity to begin with.

ED E · 30-01-2017 05:01PM

john087 wrote: »

Light from the sun and light from fiber is two different things and actually a stupid comparison, sun isn't powered by high powered electrical amplifiers to give light but fiber is.there is electrical emissions that come from these amplifier boxes when powered up more so even than other electrical appliances which would be in there thousands,1 on every 4 to 6 poles,therefore it is naive to think there is no emissions from these when powered from electricity to begin with.

GPON stands for Gigabit Passive Optical Networks. The electronics are in the exchange.

Donald Trump has more of a clue...

oscarBravo · 30-01-2017 05:04PM

john087 wrote: »

Light from the sun and light from fiber is two different things and actually a stupid comparison, sun isn't powered by high powered electrical amplifiers to give light but fiber is.

Nope. Fibre is powered by laser diodes, with typically up to 50mW power. That's milliwatts - thousandths of a watt.

there is electrical emissions that come from these amplifier boxes when powered up more so even than other electrical appliances which would be in there thousands,1 on every 4 to 6 poles,therefore it is naive to think there is no emissions from these when powered from electricity to begin with.

Nope again. The clue is in the second letter of GPON - "Passive". The boxes on poles are either passive splitters - basically prisms - or splice boxes. There are no electronics on most poles in a GPON network.

You really should stop making stuff up.

PeadarB · 30-01-2017 08:42PM

digiman wrote: »

No interference since you had your connection done then I take it?

How has the service been since? Are you getting much use out of it?

A serious family illness has limited my time to use the new connection from Siro. I've experienced no interference whatsoever - then again I experienced no interference from the old Eir set-up either. To be honest at the moment its a waste of a fantastic connection.

john087 · 12-04-2017 06:35PM

Had someone from Vodafone today, telling me I can get internet through the wiring in my house seem to be doing things somewhat differently depending were you live,maybe some truth in what this man is saying!&#55357;&#56844;

degsie · 12-04-2017 06:40PM

john087 wrote: »

Had someone from Vodafone today, telling me I can get internet through the wiring in my house seem to be doing things somewhat differently depending were you live,maybe some truth in what this man is saying!��

Shuuuure.

Graham · 12-04-2017 06:42PM

john087 wrote: »

Had someone from Vodafone today, telling me I can get internet through the wiring in my house seem to be doing things somewhat differently depending were you live,maybe some truth in what this man is saying!��

You must live in the most well connected area in the country. You should talk to that Aidan007 fella, he must be your neighbour.

john087 · 17-03-2018 04:33AM

It's called voadafone gigabit!!

The high horse brigade · 17-03-2018 05:27AM

john087 wrote: »

It's called voadafone gigabit!!

Yes we know all about it, it's a new fibre optic cable straight to your home.

https://n.vodafone.ie/shop/broadband/gigabit-broadband.html#

Serious interference on cb/hf radio after fiber optic install in cavan, radiation in

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