Thread: Going off the air

Originally posted by George130

Country towns getting all high teck,

still have that high tek "turn left at T" to get north

Originally posted by Pedro_The_Swift+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Pedro_The_Swift)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-George130

Country towns getting all high teck,

still have that high tek "turn left at T" to get north [/b][/quote]

Very clever Pedro

Only works if you don't blackout before get to the junction :wink:

All that bandwidth out of the same bits of copper :?

Originally posted by George130
Country towns getting all high teck, next thing you know black outs will not be a common thing.

As I drove through Gunning last Friday night, the Land Rover sucked all the power out of the air and the town went black. True. I arrived in town and the lights were on. As I drove past the café which was crowded, the town went dark

When I arrived at Yass, it was pitch black and almost impossible to see where I was going in the main street (the County's lights aren't a patch on those of the P38A).

Ron

Yea there were 4 power losses in a row that weekend. Each lasted up to a couple of hours.

With BB you won't know yourself. I'm fairly sure this computer would exit this building through the window if I ever had to go back to dialup 8O ops:

Yep very fast 8)
Loving it alredy.

Originally posted by p38arover

As I drove through Gunning last Friday night, the Land Rover sucked all the power out of the air and the town went black. True. I arrived in town and the lights were on. As I drove past the café which was crowded, the town went dark
Ron

I think you mean you sucked all the air out of the town putting the candles out!

Trev.

Just upgraded to adsl2.

How's this for speed.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>DownStream Connection Speed 21171 kbps
UpStream Connection Speed 1023 kbps[/b][/quote]

Don't think I'm ever going to be able to leave the house again.

Told wife we won't be moving, ever.



Cheers
Simon