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Cod2
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Kernersville, NC

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2007-May-11 1:55 pm

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Re: it is a good

said by gaforces:

Being at 9k+ feet now already causes problems for regular adsl.
Such a load of BS- "regular" ADSL works absolutely fine up to 18,000 feet out (with NO RT).
· actions · 2007-May-11 1:55 pm ·
stunod2002
join:2003-11-07
Carol Stream, IL

stunod2002

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2007-May-11 2:34 pm

Even ADSL2+ will work that far and beyond..
· actions · 2007-May-11 2:34 pm ·
gaforces (banned)
United We Stand, Divided We Fall
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Santa Cruz, CA

gaforces (banned)

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2007-May-12 1:11 am

Just because it works, doesnt mean it works well.
At the end of the loop the s/n ratio is on the margin and interference can knock you off the net easier.
· actions · 2007-May-12 1:11 am ·
Cod2
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Kernersville, NC

Cod2

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2007-May-12 9:13 am

said by gaforces:

Just because it works, doesnt mean it works well.
At the end of the loop the s/n ratio is on the margin and interference can knock you off the net easier.
...not @ 9000 feet on a clean pair which was your initial claim.
· actions · 2007-May-12 9:13 am ·
gaforces (banned)
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gaforces (banned)

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2007-May-12 12:41 pm

Yes at 9k feet, which I still claim. The loop is 10k feet here between the CO and the RT. I am at 9k+.
· actions · 2007-May-12 12:41 pm ·
stunod2002
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Carol Stream, IL

stunod2002

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2007-May-12 2:12 pm

said by gaforces:

Yes at 9k feet, which I still claim. The loop is 10k feet here between the CO and the RT. I am at 9k+.
What is your point?? Once you hit the RT you are off DSL and onto the fiber trunk (or what ever means they hooked the RT up)..

At 9K your going to get 6meg or dam near close and you upstream will be just fine..
· actions · 2007-May-12 2:12 pm ·
Time4aNAP
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Des Plaines, IL

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2007-May-13 10:57 am

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said by Cod2:

Such a load of BS- "regular" ADSL works absolutely fine up to 18,000 feet out (with NO RT).
If it's that simple, why did my DSL downstream rate get cut in half, from 6 Mbps to 3 when I moved from 9000' from the CO to 11,000'?
· actions · 2007-May-13 10:57 am ·
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