Loss of Airport / Airtunes when the computer 'sleeps'...??

Does anyone know why when I the computer wakes up after i put it to 'sleep' it cannot find the Airtunes base station. It knows my 'Airport Network' but cannot find the white thing in the wall socket!!??????
G4 iBook 800Mhz (old skool) Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Yea I had thought it may be that!
The antenna obviously works fine as it does get signal when the lid is nearly closed!
hmmm...one to send back to apple after my studies are done then you think!?
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