Its amazing that the little bugger survived!
Standing in front of a microwave emitting device usually isnt too good
for your health.
Matta
Rachel Polanskis wrote:
>
> On Mon, 15 May 2000, Jill Rowling wrote:
>
> > I was involved many years back with a commercial installation of 2Mb/s
> > microwave equipment (used a dish antenna) and laser equipment.
> > Both worked; both were line of sight.
> > The laser stuff was more fiddly to set up and suffered from loss of signal
> > as the buildings moved (thermal expansion) so we eventually gave up on it.
> > The microwave gear was good, but sometimes failed on misty days as it was
> > absorbed by the water droplets. Strangely enough it was OK on rainy days,
> > although the signal was definitely down.
>
> I had heard once about a problem with either a laser or microwave
> link that would disappear at the same time each day.
>
> There was a great effort spent in working out what caused this until
> someone noted that at the particular time the link went down,
> a little spider would move out onto its web - blocking the link!
>
> rachel
>
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