In reply to a post by MHC:

And your sync is low for 450m - mine is up at 77360/19999 on a line of around 420m.

I would say it's typical to good for 450m, compared to what I've seen reported here. I'm about 450m from the cabinet and am currently sync'd at 64394/20000. It has been over 70000 for periods in the past and will probably get back up in the 70s if and when vectoring is deployed. Attenuation is 16.4dB FWIW.

It would be quite interesting to get an idea of sync speeds at different line lengths.

I know OR have a graph somewhere but in actual use it would be interesting to see how lines perform.

Edited by deleted (Thu 23-Jul-15 12:55:35)

I am at 16.5dB attenuation - fortunately low noise and cross talk.

I was at mid 60's which I thought was fine - then when investigating an upstream issue a fault was found and along came 77 to 78. I have a few blank tones and if I resync they should come back and I could get back up to 78.5

I have been experiencing the same issues for about 6 months now. Are you using WiFi, and is the same issue happening over Ethernet? Tried everything, Resetting the router, splitting the SSID's and also selecting the least used channel in the area,...none of which worked. Changed away from the HH5, and after almost 2 weeks, haven't noticed any.

In reply to a post by arobertson545:

It would be quite interesting to get an idea of sync speeds at different line lengths.

I know OR have a graph somewhere but in actual use it would be interesting to see how lines perform.

http://www.increasebroadbandspeed.co.uk/2013/chart-b...

In reply to a post by paul_liverpoolfc:

In reply to a post by arobertson545:

It would be quite interesting to get an idea of sync speeds at different line lengths.

I know OR have a graph somewhere but in actual use it would be interesting to see how lines perform.

http://www.increasebroadbandspeed.co.uk/2013/chart-b...

The graph may understate speed. I am 1200 metres from the cabinet and get 36mbps. The graph suggests a figure around 25mbps but I may be benefiting from a good line and currently low fibre take-up on the cabinet because it has been enabled for less than 3 months.

I'm 1100m from the cabinet.

I used to see up to 35 Mbps (after my line was repaired & before crosstalk started to hit).

Now it's around 22 Mbps.

Does it on both, Its not just a device drop-out its total drop-out but since I let BT know I am moving provider it has been rock solid for 12 days... Coincidence?