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(deleted) Wed 29-Jun-11 20:03:31

Billion 7700N Chipset?

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Which chipet is used in the Billion 7700N? Some people seem to say the 6328 Broadcom and others say the 6358. From people who own it, which one is it?

Finally: is it good on a low SNR?

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(deleted) Wed 29-Jun-11 22:31:48

Re: Billion 7700N Chipset?

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Got it today! And it is the 6358, and yes it does hold SNR very well according to my friends. Plus the SNR is tweakable via telnet.

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(deleted) Wed 29-Jun-11 23:48:30

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That's great! Why are some people saying that it doesn't have the 6358? Mine is coming tomorrow! I'll let you know how I get on!

Anonymous
(Unregistered)Thu 30-Jun-11 16:53:51

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Ohh boloney Im soo sorry, my mistake :$ it is the 6328 but it still holds the SNR pretty well.

RobertoS
(sensei) Thu 30-Jun-11 17:00:17

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In reply to a post by Anonymous:
Ohh boloney Im soo sorry, my mistake :$ it is the 6328 but it still holds the SNR pretty well.

Who is this anon?

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gyre
(committed) Fri 01-Jul-11 11:44:45

Re: Billion 7700N Chipset?

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When I telnet to mine, the banner says "BCM96328 Broadband Router".

I'm guessing by pure string matching that it uses the 6328 chipset.

However, it does indeed hold a long distance line like glue.

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plusnet via Draytek Vigor 2920 and Billion BiPAC 7700N (bridged)

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