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Just Rachel occasional optimist Premium Member join:2003-07-10	Just Rachel to Finn532 Premium Member 2012-Jul-12 7:06 am to Finn532 Re: [HN7000S] Some pages loading extremely slowly or not at all I think the signal reads differently on this modem. This is how it's always been with no issues. Thanks. Anyone else? Please don't make me call them if it's not necessary.
	actions · 2012-Jul-12 7:06 am ·
sharkyyoung Premium Member join:2012-03-15 Reno, NV	sharkyyoung Premium Member 2012-Jul-12 11:53 am Just Rachel Your signal of 82 is really good for a 7000 as many people on 7000 systems are having problems right now. Does this happen in the heat of the day and if so what are the tempertures? This may be a sign of the transmitter going bad as this happened to me a few years ago.
	actions · 2012-Jul-12 11:53 am ·
janedeaux join:2012-02-15 Yazoo City, MS	janedeaux to Just Rachel Member 2012-Jul-12 12:54 pm to Just Rachel Rachel I have "spoken to you many times on worldstart (using a different name). I also got my dish around 2002, and had to replace it last year. The installer couldn't believe I'd gotten that long a use of it, so that might be your problem too. If at all possible, try to stumble along until Gen4 is available, which should only be 2 months, hopefully. I'd hate to see you replace your equip. now and then maybe again in a few months. Do you have cell service where you live? You could get a Mi-Fi and connect to the internet through a cell tower until gen4 is available. My cell provider offers the mi-fi free with a 2 yr. contract of 20.00/mo. It will also connect your ipad, laptop, etc. in the car.
	actions · 2012-Jul-12 12:54 pm ·
Just Rachel occasional optimist Premium Member join:2003-07-10	Just Rachel to sharkyyoung Premium Member 2012-Jul-12 4:26 pm to sharkyyoung said by sharkyyoung: Just Rachel Your signal of 82 is really good for a 7000 as many people on 7000 systems are having problems right now. Does this happen in the heat of the day and if so what are the tempertures? This may be a sign of the transmitter going bad as this happened to me a few years ago. Thanks for responding! I initially thought it might be the heat showing equipment problems, and, posted something about that. I edited it when it started happening during cooler periods of the day. I am believing that it might be complete equipment failure.
	actions · 2012-Jul-12 4:26 pm ·
Just Rachel	Just Rachel to janedeaux Premium Member 2012-Jul-12 4:31 pm to janedeaux said by janedeaux: Rachel I have "spoken to you many times on worldstart (using a different name). I also got my dish around 2002, and had to replace it last year. The installer couldn't believe I'd gotten that long a use of it, so that might be your problem too. If at all possible, try to stumble along until Gen4 is available, which should only be 2 months, hopefully. I'd hate to see you replace your equip. now and then maybe again in a few months. Do you have cell service where you live? You could get a Mi-Fi and connect to the internet through a cell tower until gen4 is available. My cell provider offers the mi-fi free with a 2 yr. contract of 20.00/mo. It will also connect your ipad, laptop, etc. in the car. Thanks so much for your suggestions! I do know you. I will try to stick it out and watch the board for updates. My cellular provider does offer internet service, but, it would lock me into a contract which I don't want and is not as as generous as Hughes. The ups and downs of living in the sticks. *sigh
	actions · 2012-Jul-12 4:31 pm ·
janedeaux join:2012-02-15 Yazoo City, MS	janedeaux Member 2012-Jul-13 1:47 pm Rachel, a Mi-Fi is not internet service. It is a little device about the size of a credit card that you can put in your purse, pocket or on a desk that will connect any(?) wireless/bluetooth device to a cell tower. I'll bet your cell carrier provides them. In your case, it would be something to get you by until G4 is available, if your modem dies before then.
	actions · 2012-Jul-13 1:47 pm ·

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