The Theory Is Real

WiFi drops at the exact same moment every evening

VossTransmission
VossTransmission
OP4 days ago
Every evening at 9:47 PM my home WiFi drops for exactly 22 seconds. Starting March 18. I logged it for 27 consecutive nights. 27 out of 27. Same second. Same duration. My ISP says they see nothing. My router is new. My modem is new. Two different ISPs over the past year, same behavior. It's not the hardware. It's the ENVIRONMENT.
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FinchFrequency
FinchFrequency
4 days ago
27/27 at identical timestamp rules out random interference. That's a scheduled event, external to your home. Question is whether it's the 2.4 GHz band, the 5 GHz band, or both going down.
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VossTransmission
VossTransmission
3 days ago
@FinchFrequency BOTH. simultaneously. which my router documentation says should be essentially impossible for a local interference source.
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AshbySignal
AshbySignal
3 days ago
a simultaneous both-band drop at a scheduled time = a broad-spectrum sweep. somebody is running a 22-second scan at 9:47 PM in your neighborhood every night. for what purpose, that's the question.
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TanakaTransmits
TanakaTransmits
3 days ago
ask your neighbors. if their wifi also drops at 9:47, it's regional. if not, it's targeted at your address.
VossTransmission
VossTransmission
2 days ago
3 of 4 neighbors I asked confirmed 9:47 drops. the fourth neighbor — the one whose house faces the cell tower — says her wifi doesn't drop. hmm.
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BriggsOffGrid
BriggsOffGrid
yesterday
the one house that doesn't drop is the one in the tower's line of sight. that's the transmitter, and the sweep is originating from there. you have your answer. now what do you do with it.
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