 FrankL6Purity Of Essence
join:2002-07-01
Algonquin, IL | no complaints here 2004-07-15 19:30:58 EST: 4962 / 5556
Your download speed : 5081275 bps, or 4962 kbps.
A 620.2 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 5689900 bps, or 5556 kbps.
Fiber is not the only answer. I'm getting around 5 mbps up and down using my wireless connection, right here in the good old USA (Chicago suburbs).:) |
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Interesting... What kind of wireless connection is that? |
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 KeepOnRockinMusic Lover ForeverPremium
join:2002-11-08
Beaverton, OR | reply to FrankL6
said by FrankL6:
2004-07-15 19:30:58 EST: 4962 / 5556
Your download speed : 5081275 bps, or 4962 kbps.
A 620.2 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 5689900 bps, or 5556 kbps.
Fiber is not the only answer. I'm getting around 5 mbps up and down using my wireless connection, right here in the good old USA (Chicago suburbs).:)
Wow, 5556 kbps upload would better than the Holy Grail. |
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FrankL6Purity Of Essence
join:2002-07-01
Algonquin, IL | reply to Zorglub
I don't know much about the technical specifics besides that it isn't satellite (which means very good latency). Ideally it should give me 10mbps up and down but that's under ideal conditions. |
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Fiber is the answer-:)
2004-07-15 21:14:58 EST: 9357 / 9140
Your download speed : 9581958 bps, or 9357 kbps.
A 1169.6 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 9360374 bps, or 9140 kbps |
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There are a lot of wireless technologies out there that can offer that kind of speed, line of sight.
Proxim for example. 60 megs both directions. Usually providers that use this equipment can offer speeds of 40 megs down and 20 megs up. (This is because they reserver more channels down than up because most want down speeds, the equipment can be configured for 30 down, 30 up).
If it is a point to point, not point to multipoint, you can get 480+ megs up and down, if your willing to pay for the equipment.
In true "cheap" (Meaning $1500 for the equipment) wireless multipoint systems there is little reason to not offer 10 megs down, 10 megs up. Generally though these are in rural locations where it costs the ISP $30,000 per T3 per month. So in theory the ISP could maybe sell the connection for $500 a month and maybe make a profit. |
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said by Littleguy:
Fiber is the answer-:)
2004-07-15 21:14:58 EST: 9357 / 9140
Your download speed : 9581958 bps, or 9357 kbps.
A 1169.6 KB/sec transfer rate.
Your upload speed : 9360374 bps, or 9140 kbps
@ 20Gb/mo... You forgot that.
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said by Zorglub:
Interesting... What kind of wireless connection is that?
Are you blind? It's a f***ing AWESOME wireless connection!
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