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Considering how long the ISS has been up there, it could be POTS or something similarly-analog. Dragon→ISS was clear, but ISS→Dragon was not, making me think t
by yellowapple 6y ago
Considering how long the ISS has been up there, it could be POTS or something similarly-analog. Dragon→ISS was clear, but ISS→Dragon was not, making me think that maybe there's some wire or connector in the latter direction that's shoddy (and that'd be more common for analog/POTS than digital/VOIP, where such garbling would be bidirectional and/or nothing would be heard on either end).
Then again, I ain't exactly a space telecom engineer, so what do I know? ;)
They've since switched back to RF, so apparently it ain't the end of the world.
- ape4 6y agoMakes sense. They just fixed the hard line
- yellowapple 6y agoWas that the hardline or did they reroute through RF and/or "Big Loop"? I heard the loud and clear (and earlier about the cameras possibly interfering) but missed if that loud and clear was through the hardline.
- ape4 6y agoSorry dont know. Did hear mention of big loop