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yarwell
(sensei) Sat 27-Jul-13 18:35:24

Re: EO Lines in London - A Case Study

[re: jchamier] [link to this post]

dedicated broadband LTE networks

Do you see them appearing eg in the 800 MHz area ?

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Phil

MaxDSL - goes as fast as it can and doesn't read the line checker first.

MaxDSL diagnostics

jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 27-Jul-13 19:18:38

Re: EO Lines in London - A Case Study

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Probably the 2600mhz that the BT owned company won a licence for. Don't need 800mhz if the receiving antenna is outdoors.

James BT Infinity 2 19/09/2012 - Speeds 49 / 8.2 Mbps - Sync 53 / 9.5 Mbps @ 470m
_{Huawei modem -> RT-N66U -> Switch -> PC/Mac/Linux/NAS/Phone/TV - last speedtest

13 years of broadband - 1999 ntl:(512k/1M)/BTbusiness(2M)/Metronet(2M)/Bulldog(8M/16M)/BE(19M/16M)/BT FTTC(46M)}

yarwell
(sensei) Sat 27-Jul-13 20:15:26

Re: EO Lines in London - A Case Study

[re: jchamier] [link to this post]

always nice to have the range, but for urban the cell site density probably matters more.

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Phil

MaxDSL - goes as fast as it can and doesn't read the line checker first.

MaxDSL diagnostics

jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 27-Jul-13 21:38:43

Re: EO Lines in London - A Case Study

[re: yarwell] [link to this post]

In reply to a post by yarwell:
always nice to have the range, but for urban the cell site density probably matters more.

Agreed - but urban shouldn't need LTE broadband as density means its cost effective for FTTC and may already have VM cable (FTTN).

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