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(deleted) Thu 15-Oct-15 17:58:11

FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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Before
http://i.imgur.com/RczQGJ8.png

After
http://i.imgur.com/lhQBmAs.png

What would have caused this?

MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 15-Oct-15 18:17:42

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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Heating just turned for autumn?

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(deleted) Thu 15-Oct-15 18:19:05

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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No I haven't turned on the heating yet.

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(deleted) Thu 15-Oct-15 19:25:43

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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I noticed a big chunk lost, what sort of things would cause interference in that range?

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(deleted) Thu 15-Oct-15 19:46:46

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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Noise or a problem with the line.

Can you get the QLN and Hlog graphs? Those might distinguish.

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(deleted) Thu 15-Oct-15 19:53:12

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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In reply to a post by WWWombat:
Noise or a problem with the line.

Can you get the QLN and Hlog graphs? Those might distinguish.

Before
http://i.imgur.com/RPuJ1OD.png

After
http://i.imgur.com/5PBRICT.png

This is the first time in 2 years this has occurred whilst on FTTC.

Edited by deleted (Thu 15-Oct-15 20:00:12)

adslmax
(knowledge is power) Thu 15-Oct-15 20:26:06

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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In reply to a post by MrSaffron:
Heating just turned for autumn?

That's really weirdo! As for ADSL2+ can be affect by xmas tree light. But FTTC affect by central heating on? That's odd

RobertoS
(elder) Thu 15-Oct-15 20:29:37

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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Central heating has always been a potential problem. Mainly the pump. Possibly a dodgy diverter box. (Whatever it's called).

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(deleted) Thu 15-Oct-15 20:31:43

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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I requested a link check online and the results are:

Results of line test
We cannot detect a problem with this line

Edited by deleted (Thu 15-Oct-15 20:58:58)

MrSaffron
(staff) Thu 15-Oct-15 21:19:20

Re: FTTC speed dropped suddenly by 10 MBits

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Rf noisy electrical devices don't just emit in the adsl2+ band

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