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Re: but but it is about the bandwith said by ninjatutle:Cable is delivered with a single copper strand  Isn't cable something like 10x thicker than a phone wire? Exactly why a cable connections can continue pretty long distances and phone lines can only get... what? 3 miles max? |
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 60127178K.U. Sweet 16Premium
join:2001-02-15
Wichita, KS
kudos:1 | Tell that to people with 60 year old lines, that wont hold a dsl connection.
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 PiggieI Actually use WindstreamPremium
join:2005-11-23
Orange Springs, FL | reply to jimbo2150
said by jimbo2150:said by ninjatutle:Cable is delivered with a single copper strand Isn't cable something like 10x thicker than a phone wire? Exactly why a cable connections can continue pretty long distances and phone lines can only get... what? 3 miles max? Size has nothing to do with it, bonded pairs and coax cable are two entirely different transmission mediums.
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korfus
join:2002-04-08
Milton, FL | reply to jimbo2150
"Isn't cable something like 10x thicker than a phone wire? Exactly why a cable connections can continue pretty long distances and phone lines can only get... what? 3 miles max?"
What about the "boosters" located all along the cable system, I think they are closer than 3 miles! And my DSL is twice as fast as the cable broadband I just got rid of, and $18 less a month! Mediacom = Bad! AT&T = Better VERIZON = BEST |
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