Thanks, for the fast reply and update.

In reply to a post by witchunt:

Wickhambrook exvhange

That makes me 5km from the exchange, but I get 6.4Mbps average download speed?
I reckon it should be closer to 2Mbps?

In reply to a post by Thumper:

In reply to a post by witchunt:

Wickhambrook exvhange

That makes me 5km from the exchange, but I get 6.4Mbps average download speed?
I reckon it should be closer to 2Mbps?

I don't see how it makes you 5k from the exchange.
it appears the exchange to cab 1 distance is under 400m, and you said cab 1 is about 600m from you.
total 1km

Ah, that is because it isn't.
When I put a marker on street-view and set it to navigate to my house, the pin is in a totally different location to the exchange.
[Edit: so your location looks to be correct. Thank you.]

Edited by deleted (Fri 30-Dec-16 11:49:23)

it was witchunt who got the exchange location.

and in this case yea, codelook is not good for accuracy!, However, generally they are a VERY good resorce

In reply to a post by ggremlin:

it was witchunt who got the exchange location.

and in this case yea, codelook is not good for accuracy!, However, generally they are a VERY good resorce

Thank you to all of you for your responses, with special thanks to witchunt for locating my local exchange.

Indecently, I greatly appreciate the information codelook provides.

Edited by deleted (Fri 30-Dec-16 22:58:14)

In reply to a post by gerarda:

Of course the ISPs and Codelook can only have accurate data if the Openreach database is correct. I wish I had £1 for every time I have redirected an Openreach engineer from the cabinet that serves the public telephone box back to the cabinet a quarter of a mile away. 8 months after installation and two months after going "live" it still does not a have a post code reference.

I wonder if someone from Openreach reads this forum. Codelook now shows the postcode for our (not so) new cabinet.

In reply to a post by gerarda:

In reply to a post by gerarda:

Of course the ISPs and Codelook can only have accurate data if the Openreach database is correct. I wish I had £1 for every time I have redirected an Openreach engineer from the cabinet that serves the public telephone box back to the cabinet a quarter of a mile away. 8 months after installation and two months after going "live" it still does not a have a post code reference.

I wonder if someone from Openreach reads this forum. Codelook now shows the postcode for our (not so) new cabinet.

Well codelook still says I cannot get fibre, yet I have it and have done before codelook got its last update.

Paul