In reply to a post by Lemzip:

yep, guess i have to just live with it.

Well you can manage your own cross talk, but turning one of the two routers on or off appropriately! You'll be able to test this....

the other line is not active and it will end up costing to much for what im loosing out on so will give that a miss

"i struggle to find any noise on 612 as i get french radio station at that frequency."

As I mentioned at the start of the thread, if you are hearing the French station on 612, then it is highly unlikely to be REIN.

Have you located and cleared REIN faults in the past ?

nope, never had this issue before

In reply to a post by Zarjaz:

"i struggle to find any noise on 612 as i get french radio station at that frequency."

As I mentioned at the start of the thread, if you are hearing the French station on 612, then it is highly unlikely to be REIN.

Have you located and cleared REIN faults in the past ?

To the BB router that is noise

In reply to a post by Lemzip:

here is a dmt screenshot of what it should look like. Seems to be the higher frequencies effected.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v228/Lemzip/dmt201...

I guess you are using DGteam firmware and have tried to go for the fastest speed. Unfortunately, that also takes you into the area of least stability. Seriously I would suggest that you back it off a couple of dB to say 5 or 6, you will find that you will get a faster throughput and more stable connection.

Faster sync is rarely fastest throughput. All lines have a limit which no matter what you do or whose door you knock on you cannot improve. That is one of the problems of living in an age that relies on Radio Frequency Transmissions.

Try winding the SNR back and I suspect that life will be easier and throughput will be better.

Merry Christmas, be well be happy.

i do understand about running the line to the limit however it never used to have this dip in snr, hence me noticing it so quickly, i can still remember the day and the time it happened.

these where the previous stats and at around 8pm at night so when snr is struggling.

ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 17264 kbps 1017 kbps
Line Attenuation 31.0 db 13.8 db
Noise Margin 4.8 db 9.4 db

Now, 14700 kbps is my stable speed that i can run 24/7, a long drop from 17000 kbps.

In reply to a post by Lemzip:

i do understand about running the line to the limit however it never used to have this dip in snr, hence me noticing it so quickly, i can still remember the day and the time it happened.

these where the previous stats and at around 8pm at night so when snr is struggling.

ADSL Link Downstream Upstream
Connection Speed 17264 kbps 1017 kbps
Line Attenuation 31.0 db 13.8 db
Noise Margin 4.8 db 9.4 db

Now, 14700 kbps is my stable speed that i can run 24/7, a long drop from 17000 kbps.

Now I wonder if the change happened about last September/October?

No, think it was the 18th November around 12 in the afternoon. Just out of luck we thought our telly was on its way out (1 yr old plasma) as it kept on producing a very bright light at night every so often, no set time etc would just happen. It took us a few weeks to find what was causing it as it happened to quick and felt like it was just in the middle of the room, i told the mrs it was aliens but it turns out we noticed it while watching telly. I just said if it goes we can get anothe rone as its under extended cover. Anyway, just out of interest, the same light happened tonight and i was watching routerstats at the same time and it actually caused the snr to jump back up to normal.

I am certain its not my telly etc as i have done testing with all electric off but im wondering if my telly could be picking up the initial turn on/off or even i was tempted to suggest, the next door neighbour swopping channels on sky tv as i have noticed it looks like he has had a second box installed and instead of the cable running round the house, it runs from the front, over the roof tiling and then to the back room. Im unsure when he had this installed but it is recent and i have read that some sky boxes are terrible...however this is just a wild guess.

I am going to wait till tomorrow and see if the telly does the flashing and i think if you have telly or radio problems ofcom will come out and investigate...i hope im getting closer. We do talk and know each other pritty well however just when we are outside sorting garden out etc so if i do think it could be him i will just ask if i could do some testing.

might be on a solution, not sure but snr is back to normal until tomorrow, this should be the lowest snr time in the cycle but for me its my highest time until morning then it drops again.

Today also had a different pattern suggesting someone has done something different today as its Christmas.

Edited by deleted (Sun 26-Dec-10 00:05:37)

Lemzip,

Thanks, What I suspect is your interference has changed because the height Ionosphere has changed as it does between winter and summer. Radio waves bounce off the Ionosphere hence its height depends on whether they reach you or miss you. In addition, this evening the air pressure has risen quite sharply, this also affects whether you get interference on the TV, hence the bright light, although it could also be a set fault.

I would guess come next May your BB problem will have died and your sync level picked up and come the winter it will be back.

Do you live on the south coast by any chance?