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#3578778 - 05/24/12 08:53 AM
The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
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3DZ Model Builder
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Registered: 06/04/01
Posts: 11942
Loc: Fleet, Hampshire, England.
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Hi Moggy. I'm just getting a bit fed up of staring at the message: Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage
What you can try:
Diagnose Connection Problems
More information 
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#3578800 - 05/24/12 09:36 AM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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No Problems here today, somethines its horrible, though.
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The Wrights, 1st flight, 17. December 1903. They wasnt the 1st, but still claim this!
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#3578867 - 05/24/12 11:04 AM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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Registered: 06/10/01
Posts: 9119
Loc: North Wales, UK
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I use Opera and have very few problems getting into the Gen, I think it must be IE or your connection causing the problem Col....
cheers,
Pobs
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#3578868 - 05/24/12 11:04 AM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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Registered: 02/06/06
Posts: 2758
Loc: Cape Charles, Virginia, USA
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Oddly enough, I was going to comment over there that they must be doing something right as the speed has picked up quite a bit in the last week or so.
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#3578902 - 05/24/12 12:05 PM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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Registered: 08/27/00
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I am quite happy for someone else to take on the bother and cost of hosting the Code Group.
Edited by Moggy (05/24/12 12:06 PM)
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#3578935 - 05/24/12 12:47 PM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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Registered: 08/14/01
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No no, we are quiet happy like it is, appart from the con problems sometimes of course. On my side i mainly just have to wait a min, then its working again(firefox here). The last two days it was working good for me.
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1st engined flight by Richard Pearse, Waitohi, New Zealand, March 31, 1902. Karl Jatho, 1st flight, 18.August 1903, Hannover-Vahrenheide, real controlled flights.
The Wrights, 1st flight, 17. December 1903. They wasnt the 1st, but still claim this!
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#3579329 - 05/24/12 11:48 PM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Knegel]
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Registered: 02/09/07
Posts: 3638
Loc: Maryland, USA
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My only problem there is that I have to log in twice. The first attempt never works but the second always does. And, a big thank you Moggs for hosting it. 
Edited by iron mike (05/24/12 11:49 PM)
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#3579727 - 05/25/12 02:04 PM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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Registered: 07/16/02
Posts: 1024
Loc: Pontypridd, South Wales,UK
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Hi Guys,
For those of you in the UK I repeat my recent post as it may be of use. Of course you probably know more about it than me but it does seem to make the connection more stable - I have not had the annoying error message "IE cannot display the webpage" for 2 weeks now.
"Hi Guys,
I have been having internet problems for a while - slow and frequent dropped connections. I have aquired a cheap gadget (£5) called an i-Plate which fits to my BT box (won't work with some boxes and you will not in theory need it with an "Open Reach box"). It is supposed to stabilise the line, reduce noise and cancel out interference from the old ring tone circuit if your box is that old. Seems to be working so far but is supposed to take 2 or 3 weeks before your ISP responds to the improved stability and increases your speed. Mine was running at about 3.5mbs and whilst it varies it is now about 5mbs and has hit 7.5mbs once - may still be improving as it has only been in place for just over a week.
Might be worth considering googling i-plate and looking at the specs and comments. Seems to work for 7 out of 10 users."
BT tell me I will be going "FTTC" in a month, ie Fibre optic cable To The nearest "Cabinet" - the cast iron boxes at the side of the road painted grey or green so that might help as well.
Pete
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#3580742 - 05/27/12 04:13 AM
Re: The UPS and DOWNS of the GEN
[Re: Col. Gibbon]
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The Gen regular backup done. 220 MB sql file downloaded in a about a minute.
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