lol good on ya, I could get 7mb where I used to live when it was up to 8mb so reckon I would be able to get a good 18mb now exchange is adsl2+! We still own the property but with tenant in it, she doesn't even use the BT line! :@

Would be great if I could run a transmitter/wireless/satalite from that house to my one but don't think you can do that, as its about 3 miles away

Edited by deleted (Sun 13-Dec-09 17:27:41)

I am wondering where the noise is coming from. With a 34dB attenuation you should be skimming along and not need to use G,dmt.

Do you have any extensions?
Is the router connected to the Master Socket or an extension?
Have you used an extension from the phone socket to the router?

Have you remove the ring wire if you have extensions?

Something is introducing the noise, #1 possible culprit is the ring wire.

With a SYNC speed of 6656, BT have placed your line on a capped SYNC speed profile, meaning that no matter what modulation or router you use, it will always connect at 6656. Your ISP should be able to get BT to reset your profile.

In reply to a post by Adsl24:

With a SYNC speed of 6656, BT have placed your line on a capped SYNC speed profile, meaning that no matter what modulation or router you use, it will always connect at 6656. Your ISP should be able to get BT to reset your profile.

After about 3 weeks of syncing at 6656 with router set to ADSL1, I have just had my sync upped to 8128.

Sounds like you have the same problem as me - when Sky put my line on to ADSL2+, my sync rate dropped by 1500kbps. The cause of my problems is a 1000 metre length of aluminium cable between the roadside cabinet and the exchange.