| said by zod5000:I use to get around 5.1mbps on the 6.0 package (which is almost maxed given the overhead). I currently get between 12 and 13mbps on turbo which is almost as high as it gets. one thing I found when talking to to the tech who was fixing my line was that the length of line can actually very.. even from the same apartment to the same co... I guess they take different paths to the co.. so he had to test a few lines to find the one with the shortest path. Hopefully he compared the same pair in different bundles. Comparing pairs in the same bundle will get you the shortest cable, but that's the worst one to use. The shorter the cable, the fewer twists it has. Pairs with more twists will be more resistant to noise, even though they're longer.
Pairs 1, 17, and 9 are the best for DSL because they have the most twists. Pair 10 is the worst.
There are cases where CO cables take different paths. A couple of times, I've noticed some cable tests shorter, and written a note in the SAC box.
The way to test length on different cables is to pick a pair, and test the same pair in each bundle.
Either way, if you get full speeds, that's what's really important, not what pair you're on. |
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