I'm getting natural gas installed in my home within the next few weeks. Where they're looking to install the meter is about six feet away from my 80m doublet using ladder line, including a ground rod immediately below the antenna entry point. I recognize about 50% of homes in the US have natural gas, so there's likely plenty of hams transmitting within close range of natural gas pipes. Do I have any concerns? Should I move my antenna and ground rod away from the meter? If so, how far away should they be?
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I’m in the Upstate SC area. I manage a business account for my church and a residential account for my home. I’m getting IPv6 on my residential account for years, no issues.
We recently upgraded our network infrastructure and I can’t pull an IPv6 address on the business account at all. Changed modem, changed PDs, nothing. I’ve called Spectrum twice and after explaining why I even want IPv6, I was told it’s not available on business accounts in my area…even thought at my home one mile away I have it.
Anyone using IPv6 on a business account? Any tips/tricks?
Release Notes for 2017 Season 3 Patch 2 [2017.06.21.01]
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CHANGE LOG:
PopcornFX
- Fixed an issue where dark dust was appearing on some tracks.
EasyAntiCheat
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EAC warning messages will now appear in the chat pad, instead of as a dialog box.
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Fixed an issue with packages that are 3 levels deep in the directory structure that could cause EAC failures.
Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Car (991)
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Car paint templates have been updated.
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A 10's place digit has been added to the Water Pressure display value.
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Fixed an issue with the seat model in cockpit view.
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Fixed some shading artifacts on the hood of the car.
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Fixed the facing direction of the right side brake rotor.


