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ozi5

join:2002-06-15
Memphis, TN

reply to ozi5

Re: Why my internet sucks?

Okay ive tried changing my cable wires around a bit...
so now
downstream..
Frequency 747000000 Hz Locked
Signal to Noise Ratio 34 dB
Power Level -7 dBmV
upstream..
Channel ID 1
Frequency 34800000 Hz Ranged

Power Level 43 dBmV

would that be an improvement? or the opposite? or the same?

Thanks.

plat2on1

join:2002-08-21
Hopewell Junction, NY

that is definitely worse, what did you do?


helter

join:2007-09-11
Silverdale, WA

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As far as the internet goes 7 and -7 are the same. However as far as TV signal goes you just screwed the pooch.

What exactly did you do to change that or did you misread the -7 as +7 initially?

Either you have a freaky situation which is killing downstream only or you just removed a bidirectional 10db amp?

Wait were you routing it through a power strip or something?

that said your levels are within an acceptable range for internet on both posts.You are running a wireless router, sometimes you get interference on these and you need to change the broadcast channel in the router config, I had to move mine to 11 recently after moving it from the default 6 to 3 and having more packet loss. Depends on where you are what all is being used near you in the way or other peoples wireless connections and certain cordless phones 2.8Ghz IIRC.



EG
The wings of love
Premium
join:2006-11-18
Union, NJ
kudos:9

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said by helter:

As far as the internet goes 7 and -7 are the same.
Whatever it's worth, I would rather be at +7dB than -7.

The stronger signal strength leaves more wiggle room for potential future attenuation issues.

said by helter:

Depends on where you are what all is being used near you in the way or other peoples wireless connections and certain cordless phones 2.8Ghz IIRC.
I thought that 2.4 Ghz devices were the one's that could cause interference ?

helter

join:2007-09-11
Silverdale, WA

it is 2.4Ghz Im just old and foggy in the head this AM.


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