Tinuva
The Magician
haha, maybe we derailed this thread way too far from the topicThen again maybe I was the guy laying the cables and being criticized.![]()
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haha, maybe we derailed this thread way too far from the topicThen again maybe I was the guy laying the cables and being criticized.![]()
haha, maybe we derailed this thread way too far from the topic![]()
Telkom simply don't hang wire over roads, which means he was probably just laying new wire on your block, not all the way from the exchange. They carry a fair amount of wire with them, but nowhere near 2.4km/s....
Next time you take a drive around your block, see if you can spot telkom wires hanging over the road. I doubt it.
Anyway, just sour grapes that I'm unlikely to get more than my 6MB on my dodgy line![]()
It was simple, I wasn't getting anywhere with my original line, it was syncing G.DMT, bad attenuation and SNR, and simply put, I had enough and wanted it fixed. I ordered a second line, which when the guy pitched up here the one day said, there wasn't any extra lines, he need to lay extra lines before he can finish the install. I told him that is fine by me, I have the whole day. He drove off only to be seen later the day going into all the houses down the road asking for access to put the line on all the poles.
At the end of that day, I had a new line, new tel# and it was syncing at excellent SNR and Attenuation values AND ADSL2+. Cancelled the other line the next day, as it was the end of my problems with my line.
then why did you get a new tel nr???
Originally Posted by froot
1.8km for 10 megBUT all depends on cable, in some old aeries 2.5KM..And some new ares with 1st gen, jelly full cable (with telkom is not using no more ) 800m
As the crow flies 1km apparently the line is 4.8km.
I struggle to get 3.2 Mbps. Before the upgrades I was continually getting 6-7Mbps.
Telkom make statements and promises they can't keep or make into reality this stems from their government I presume and it seems to be sn accepted norm.