Does ADSL affect analogue dial up speed ?

Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to ftp
into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has something
gone astray ?

ADSL (Pipex) works fine, so I assume the line must be reasonably OK.


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Mike H

yep 56k with DSL enabled on the line takes a swan dive in speed, can't
remember what mine connects at, as I rarely have to use it but remember it
dropping from the then normal 46-48 to low 40's

Gus wrote:

> yep 56k with DSL enabled on the line takes a swan dive in speed, can't
> remember what mine connects at, as I rarely have to use it but remember it
> dropping from the then normal 46-48 to low 40's
>
>


Thanks for that, at least I know there's nothing astray now.

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Mike H

Hi, I am not 100% but you may need a diff dial up service try
http://crazy-logos.2u.co.uk/dial_up_internet_access/
Regards Mark
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"Mike H" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
> dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
> Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to ftp
> into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has something
> gone astray ?
>
> ADSL (Pipex) works fine, so I assume the line must be reasonably OK.
>
>
> --
> Mike H

Mike H wrote:
> Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
> dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
> Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to ftp
> into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has something
> gone astray ?


I have to switch my router off to get dial-up to even work.

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Mark Allison, SQL Server MVP
http://www.allisonmitchell.com

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Mark Allison said......

> Mike H wrote:
> > Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
> > dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
> > Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to ftp
> > into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has something
> > gone astray ?
>
>
> I have to switch my router off to get dial-up to even work.
>
>
Just to buck the trend, my analogue speed went from 42k to 47k when I
got ADSL.
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Mugwump

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"Mugwump" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Mark Allison said......
>
> > Mike H wrote:
> > > Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
> > > dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
> > > Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to
ftp
> > > into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has
something
> > > gone astray ?
> >
> >
> > I have to switch my router off to get dial-up to even work.
> >
> >
> Just to buck the trend, my analogue speed went from 42k to 47k when I
> got ADSL.
> --

Yes, same here, it went from 45.5k to 50k, like i really care though...

On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 21:59:54 -0000, Mugwump <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Mark Allison said......
>
>> Mike H wrote:
>> > Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
>> > dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
>> > Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to ftp
>> > into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has something
>> > gone astray ?
>>
>>
>> I have to switch my router off to get dial-up to even work.
>>
>>
>Just to buck the trend, my analogue speed went from 42k to 47k when I
>got ADSL.
Same here I get 48k from 42k with out ADSL .
Grant

"Gus" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:f1p2c.16235$(E-Mail Removed)...
> yep 56k with DSL enabled on the line takes a swan dive in speed, can't
> remember what mine connects at, as I rarely have to use it but
remember it
> dropping from the then normal 46-48 to low 40's

Same here, I used to get 44-48k but now ADSL is enabled it's really best
to switch off V.90 and just use V.34 at 33k6 when I use dial up.

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"Mike H" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Strange question, but on the day my line was ADSL enabled my analogue
> dial up speed dropped from 45k to under 40k (sometimes as low as 30k).
> Not a big issue, but I have to use standard dial up occasionally to ftp
> into different ISP webspace. Is this speed drop normal, or has something
> gone astray ?
>
> ADSL (Pipex) works fine, so I assume the line must be reasonably OK.
>
>
> --
> Mike H

No change at all here. 48k before 48k after.

Using the BT Faceplate filter. Instead of cheapo crappy ones supplied with
the majority of modems.