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Verizon LTE Interfering With Time Warner Cable TV in Raleigh
An anon user submits this story by local Raleigh outlet WRAL claiming that interference between Time Warner Cable and Verizon LTE services is causing video issues for many Time Warner Cable customers. The culprit, according to the report, is Time Warner Cable's channel placement, unclicensed use of the spectrum, and unshielded hardware, which are now colliding with Verizon's new use of 700 MHz in the triangle area. "We apologize for the inconvenience and are working on a solution that will resolve this problem definitively in the coming weeks," Time Warner said in a statement, though the company stated it would take time to migrate the channels off of 700 MHz to eliminate the interference.

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quetwo
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quetwo

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Looks like TW needs to fix their cable system...

If they are getting ingress interference, then they are also leaking RF like mad too. And if they are leaking RF, then I'm sure the FCC will be paying them a visit soon... Verizon is completely in the clear on this one -- TW's closed system shouldn't be taking in any interference and shouldn't be causing any...