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Ok, One poster replied batteries.<BR>
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So this morning, I verified that the 9 volt backup 'operations' battery was still very good in each tnc. (They were)<BR>
Then, I verified that the 3 volt 'memory' battery was also very strong in each tnc. (They were also)<BR>
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Having recently replaced them , I did not suspect those, but thought it prudent to test all four anyway. All good there.<BR>
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Then, another replied possible RF getting into the tnc's. Since before switching to JNOS I used Xrouter for many, many years without so much as a twinge, and the radios and tnc's are the same, I think it's safe to rule out RF.<BR>
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So, the only thing so far I can see that is new, is JNOS. I am still wondering how many out there have seen this?<BR>
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Also wondering of those that did see it, who was using 'what brand' tnc ?<BR>
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So far, I've seen it in two Kantronics KPC-3 tnc's. Another replied the same with 2 Kantronics KPC-9612 tnc's, and I don't remember if anyone else even stated what brand they used.<BR>
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Would be curious if it effects more than just Kantronics?<BR>
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Bill<BR>
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