I noted at the weekend that when I twist the power plug, in the socket on the back of my Billion 8800AXL R2, the downstream SNRM increased by around 0.5dB. My immediate thought was to scrap the current plug/ socket arrangement and solder the power adapter cable directly to the Billion's circuit board. Has anyone experienced this before? And gone the same route?
Warranty issues aside, I can't see a downside.
Paul
ISP: AAISP
Service: HOME::1 FTTC (TTB) 80/20 (2TB)
Exchange: EMSILVE
Cabinet: 4
DSLAM: Huawei
Modem/ router: Billion BiPAC 8800AXL R2
Attenuation: 22.2
Current sync: 59411/ 10211
G.INP: Enabled (DS & US)
Service: HOME::1 FTTC (TTB) 80/20 (2TB)
Exchange: EMSILVE
Cabinet: 4
DSLAM: Huawei
Modem/ router: Billion BiPAC 8800AXL R2
Attenuation: 22.2
Current sync: 59411/ 10211
G.INP: Enabled (DS & US)