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Re: [Signals] Should SNR swing as much as 1dB with temperature? I've never noticed a change in download SN ratio with temperature. And we have large temperature changes here in Colorado. It can be 0 deg F in the early AM and get to 40, 50 deg F or more by 3 PM. What really changes w/ temp that can affect internet is upload signal. In my experience, if it gets to 50 dB Mv and maybe higher, internet can be lost. Downstream power also changes w/ temp, but doesn't seem to be as critical as upstream signal level. YMMV.
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There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact.
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A. C. Doyle
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