Yup, mines still out and busy signal on the 800 number. Usually take a lot to loss my signal here, gotta be a gully washer or worse for me to lose
signal, never on a hazy day.
edit on 14-7-2012 by Chance321 because: (no reason given)
I've been paying attention to this for years. We have a roof antenna and recieve local channels. When there is a flare and the tower is between
the sun and us we get blocking out of the picture and sound for a while. It's usually in the evening and a little while after the flare. I tell the
wife in advance we may have temporary problems if I was online. I check spaceweather a couple times or more a day. It must somehow scramble the
digital signal a bit.
If it has an impact on TV digital signal so what about wi-fi?
Could it have for example long term impact on whole-internet speed and stability while it's still slowly loosing or getting changed bits of
information? I mean something like that noise on old scratched MP3 CD.
reply to post by PapagiorgioCZ
Our internet has cut out and phone got statically when it rained and before thunderstorms for twenty years. I had the AT&T people here many times in
the past and it did no good. Finally My daughter called them again about two weeks ago and they sent a person again. This guy was good. He tracked
it back about ten connections to a big line on a pole a mile away and fixed it. We have been complaining about our phone line for twenty years and
it's finally fixed right. I gave up calling them over six years ago because all they wanted to do was upgrade your package and raise your rate
saying it will improve. It's a good thing they sent a guy who actually wanted to help for a change.