In message <42a322b5$0$2047$(E-Mail Removed)>, Paul Eagles
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>Chris Cummings wrote:
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>Down Up
>> SNR 26.4 25.0 db
>> Line Att. 57.8 31.3 db
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>Yep, 1Mbit will be the most you can get. The BT Wholesale limit for 2Mbit
>is 43db downstream attenuation, and 60db for 1Mbit.
>
>Don't go taking those figures from your router as gospel though, as they're
>often inaccurate. My router (Cisco 837) reports 50.5db, ie, well out of
>spec for 2Mbit but my account got upgraded a few weeks ago and is rock
>solid.
>
>~P.
Paul,
Thanks for the info. I suspected that this would be the case but
as I have still not lost the warm glow which comes from realising that I
can get 110 KB downloads compared with 5 KB (if I was lucky), I think
that I can live with 1MB!
Regards,
Chris
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Chris Cummings
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