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Re: [ldm-users] Yes, CME's do affect satellite reception

On Tue, 25 Oct 2011, Jared P Bostic wrote:

David,

We've found that fiber IS susceptible to a type of interference -
something called "backhoe fade" :-)

L-O-L! Oh, yes...been there, done that! And, "Forget to renew Cisco router license for days" and other "there was fiber in there?"
fade. If I didn't have my dish and receiver, I would have gotten
burned in 4 major weather events over the last several years.

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