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What is your prediction ?
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- 23-07-11, 09:22 AM #1
What is your prediction ?
im New Sky customer
BB activated on 20/jul/2011 BB Unlimited
4th day after activation :
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 9215 kbps 945 kbps
Line Attenuation 19.0 dB 11.1 dB
Noise Margin 15.1 dB 15.7 dB
what do you think the speed will be after 10 days ?
Advertisement- 23-07-11, 09:52 AM #2
Re: What is your prediction ?
You should get a downstream connection around 19,000kbps, or around 16Mb for throughput, provided that you are not in a block of flats or you have any wiring issues..
The best thing for you to do now is to fit & use a filtered faceplace and ensure that you are using the short grey ADSL lead supplied with the router.
PlusNet Fibre since Jan 2021
Previously Sky Fibre & Sky BB since 2010.
- 23-07-11, 10:15 AM #3
Re: What is your prediction ?
Hi Scubbie
im connected to test socket there is no other wires used filter. I live in the house.
19 Mbps that would be fastest internet i ever had
before i used to have talk talk max speed 6 Mbps and they blocked utorrent so i could download only at 70 kB/s
at the moment with SKY even the speed isnt full yet im downloading at 900 kB/sLast edited by DragonDallas; 23-07-11 at 11:34 AM.
- 23-07-11, 12:17 PM #4
- 24-07-11, 11:35 AM #5
Re: What is your prediction ?
5TH Day since BB activated :
ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 12286 kbps 1245 kbps
Line Attenuation 19.0 dB 11.2 dB
Noise Margin 11.6 dB 16.1 dB
utorrent speed 1.1 meg
when i look at utorrent and the time of downloading 2GB file i can only say wooooow
- 24-07-11, 12:26 PM #6
Re: What is your prediction ?
If you're saying "wooooow" now I wonder what you'll say when your torrent speed is 1.6meg.
Impressed with the upload speed of 1245kbps.
- 24-07-11, 05:31 PM #7
- 24-07-11, 06:13 PM #8
Re: What is your prediction ?
what I did waswell I soldered wire from outside directly to Filter Sky provide i know it helped cus noise went up about 3 dB
there was even moment when attenuation was showing 16 dB I dont know what i Did that it went from 19 dB to 16 dB but latter after i rebooted router it increassed again to 19dB, maybe it was DLM or something.
i wonder about few things:
if i bought better router and better filter would it help lower attenuation and noise more?.
and other question. if BB wire is going about 20 meters along with powered electric wire does this electric wire affect noise and attenuation ?
BB wire from outside is going to my home along water pipes and metal gutter does this affect noise and attenuation too ?
- 24-07-11, 06:18 PM #9
Re: What is your prediction ?
Wow i have never seen anyone with 1245 upstream on sky
there's me thinking im the bee's knees with 1216
got any pictures of how you soldered it
i could be tempted to solder direct to my nte-2000Last edited by Shonk; 24-07-11 at 06:41 PM.
- 24-07-11, 06:51 PM #10
Re: What is your prediction ?
The lower attenuation you experienced temporarily was due to the fact your router either trained in at G.DMT or ADSL2 instead of ADSL2+. Sometimes this happens.
The answer to whether you will benefit from a quality filter is something you will have to find out yourself. A better filter won't lower your attenuation but it might give you more noise margin.
You will certainly benefit from a better router but the extent depends on how the Sky router performs on your line once truly uncapped. It would be best to wait for DLM to finish.
You can copy paste your traceroute here meanwhile. (Go to CMD -> 'tracert bbc.co.uk')
It can in some cases. Depends on the quality and condition of the electrical wire. Usually it doesn't.
No chance.
The upstream frequencies on the ADSL line are far more senstive to any kind of noise/interference. You've got very good upstream figures hence it will be safe to conclude there is no interference on your line.
Ps: I too and am looking forward to a picture of the soldering you've done.