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Thanks for the reply..
In chrome on the receiving end of the web socket, I can see the json packets coming in 106 bytes at a time, so they are getting sent once... so I wonder if this is a bug related to the fact that the websocket does not close, so the current data gets added to the queue, the most recent addition gets sent, but because the socket is not closed, the queue keeps on growing. Probably not explained myself very well!
I'll have to try the quit() tomorrow..