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Ostracus
join:2011-09-05
Henderson, KY

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Re: MoCA losing connection

Maybe. Course much like me, one may be a bum unit. BTW I got my non-Verizon units from the same seller. Small world.
67845017 (banned)
join:2000-12-17
Naperville, IL

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That guys sold a LOT of units from what I can gather reading various forums and from Google searches.
wr0ngway
join:2013-04-07
East Weymouth, MA

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I don't think its a bum unit since I have a solid moca connection for any 2 of the 3 connected (or if it is, I can't figure out a way to tell which one without buying a fourth, hopefully good, unit). Its just the presence of the third device that causes the flakiness

I have a friend that has a ECB2200 that he isn't using, maybe I'll try swap that in and see what happens.
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So swapping out one of the units (coaxbr) with a ECB2200, and I now have a rock solid connection across all 3 endpoints. Either I got lucky w.r.t. swapping out a bum unit, or there is just some weird firmware bug in these Rev Gs which only exhibits itself with 3 (or more?) units.
67845017 (banned)
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Naperville, IL

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I personally think there's something going on with the non-Verizon G units (don't know if it's hardware or software). Too many complaints out there. For that reason I stayed away from the rev G and got a Verizon rev. I a month or so ago. It works fine with my mix of C, D, and E units.