Anyone now hooked up past the 60dB ?

At what frequency is attenuation from exchange to customers' premises
specified or measured.

Oh yes, though why I have had to wait 30 months to be connected is not so
clear.
See www.adslguide.org.uk

Michael Chare

"Michael Chare" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Oh yes, though why I have had to wait 30 months to be connected is not so
> clear.
> See www.adslguide.org.uk
>
> Michael Chare
>
>

How far out were you ? I'm showing 63dB

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> "Michael Chare" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > Oh yes, though why I have had to wait 30 months to be connected is not so
> > clear.
> > See www.adslguide.org.uk
> >
> > Michael Chare
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> >
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> How far out were you ? I'm showing 63dB

The line is 6.1 km long. When I first applied in March 2002, I was told the
line loss was 60.2db. I re-applied last year for the extended reach trial and
was told the loss was 63db

I am using a Speedtouch 330 it does not report any SNR and attenuation
statistics - that I can find! In practical terms the connection works fine.
The modem does record some errors.


Michael Chare

Michael Chare wrote:
> "Kev" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>"Michael Chare" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>>Oh yes, though why I have had to wait 30 months to be connected is not so
>>>clear.
>>>See www.adslguide.org.uk
>>>
>>>Michael Chare
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>>How far out were you ? I'm showing 63dB
>
>
> The line is 6.1 km long. When I first applied in March 2002, I was told the
> line loss was 60.2db. I re-applied last year for the extended reach trial and
> was told the loss was 63db
>
> I am using a Speedtouch 330 it does not report any SNR and attenuation
> statistics - that I can find! In practical terms the connection works fine.
> The modem does record some errors.
>
>
> Michael Chare
>
>
>


Have been over the 60dB for last 2 years - 68dB 3.5dB s/n at old house,
at new house for the last 9 months - 65dB with 5.5 s/n.

From Reg Edwards on 13/Sep/2004 22:55:
> At what frequency is attenuation from exchange to customers' premises
> specified or measured.
>
>
Mine has always been over 60db!!

It runs at about 61 when the weather is fine and around 62-63 at other times
(like now). I guess I chose a good time to sign up, I also took everything off
the line that might cause interferece (like my Phillips DECT phone).

I've never had any problems, speed is good, no line drops. I'm with PlusNet in
case you are interested.

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Sheffield, United Kingdom
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Kev <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
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> "Michael Chare" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Oh yes, though why I have had to wait 30 months to be connected is not so
>> clear.
>> See www.adslguide.org.uk
>>
>> Michael Chare
>>
>>
>
> How far out were you ? I'm showing 63dB

Me too.
Currently running at 62dB, and wondering if a new faceplate might take me
below 60dB for 1Mb. (18dB margin.)

On Mon, 13 Sep 2004 21:07:04 +0100, "Kev" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

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Yes, but only just.

2.5 years I've been waiting to be able to get ADSL since my exchange
was activated! (during which time I have applied on three occasions).

Now when I finally get it, my router is reporting 61dB attenuation
(downstream - 31.5 upstream), and SNR of 23/21 down/up.