Xbox360 keeps droping internet connection to Time Capsule (Wired)

Hi there,
I seriously need your help with an ongoing issue that's been affecting my time capsule for a few weeks now. First of all, my Xbox360 is connected with a wire to my time capsule and now, it's pretty much impossible to play any games online. In Modern Warfare 2, I get horrible lag and after a game or two, the disconnected from xbox live appears and the only way for me to get back the connection is by unpluging the Time Capsule and restarting the Xbox. This gets me a good connection for 30-45 min and after that, same problem. I don't really know what could be causing this since I also lose connection while playing a single player game that doesn't require any incoming data. Sometimes, I just turn on the console, I see the xbox icon searching for an internet connection and then nothing.
I really need your input on this because everything else connected to my Time Capsule works perfectly (PS3 and Wii wireless and a Powerbook wired). The Powerbook never loses the connection.
I did a lot of search on the web and most problems between the 360 and Time Capsule seems to be wireless related. I did a few suggestions like completly resetting my Time Capsule and downgrading the firmware but nothing seems to be working. I don't understand what could be causing this because I never had any problems with my Xbox and Time capsule for close to 2 years now.
Sorry for the long post, hope you guys can help me! Thanks!

Anyone?

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    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=644 ttl=56 time=65.759 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=645 ttl=56 time=51.468 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=646 ttl=56 time=51.988 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=647 ttl=56 time=51.072 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=648 ttl=56 time=52.357 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=649 ttl=56 time=54.340 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=650 ttl=56 time=52.362 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=651 ttl=56 time=51.048 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=652 ttl=56 time=50.890 ms
    64 bytes from 212.27.40.240: icmp_seq=653 ttl=56 time=53.816 ms
    ^C
    --- 212.27.40.240 ping statistics ---
    654 packets transmitted, 607 packets received, 7% packet loss
    round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 50.368/180.610/1477.341/308.931 ms

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