I was on ordinary TT, owing to continual problems with DLM increasing the SNRM, I argued for it to be disabled, which it was.

But the SNRM was still wandering all over between 11dB and as low as 1.4db.

Using a very old 2WIRE router which would stay connected..just.

Now the SNRM is very stable centred on 6db.

I have no idea what the difference is between TT retail, and TT business which I assume Pulse8 use.

That explains why it didn't reset. It only does so on change of underlying supplier, which from Openreach's point of view you didn't. It would have been at 12dB but showing later depending on what was happening to affect the line.

I'm a bit concerned though that Pulse8 seem to have stabilised it. Unless their control is greater than TT Retail choose to employ.

Only time will tell. You may just be lucky that the noise-creater is on holiday so their kit turned off.

Let us know in a few weeks how it is please .

Edited by RobertoS (Sat 23-Jun-18 22:34:16)

noise-creater is on holiday

That is what is worrying me. I can pick up a lot of external electrical noise on a MW radio at 600Khz. But I cannot locate the source, probably background noise, switch mode power supplies etc.

We will see, I will be closely monitoring it for a few weeks.

If you're still looking, AAISP do 1 month Fibre connection.

In reply to a post by hypertony:

If you're still looking, AAISP do 1 month Fibre connection.

I was wondering when someone was going to mantion them

And (OP) they are £50 connection fee for 30 days or £0 for 6-12 month contracts

Sorry just to question anyone (I used Brunel as they are on Pulse8)

Do Pulse8 offer 30 day contracts on FTTC ?

https://pulse8broadband.co.uk/faq

Thanks RobertoS!

Really need to improve my viewing skills..

I read that 3 times previously.. guess I missed that line