Sign up with Google
sand_man
Honorary Master
- Joined
- Jun 4, 2005
- Messages
- 35,845
Happy days!!
no external antenna
That's excellent without external. Should push 80mbps easy with....
-
Ask a question and get free supportUnlock new privileges and see hidden discussionsWin prizes and earn reputation
-
Question of the day ~ How often do you braai?
-
Afristay giveaway.Win a 2-night stay for two people at an establishment of your choice with R1,000 in spending money. Enter here.
Telkom Uncapped LTE Deal - My Trials So Far...
- Thread starter niVoque
- Start date
Happy days!!
That's excellent without external. Should push 80mbps easy with....
sand_man
Honorary Master
- Joined
- Jun 4, 2005
- Messages
- 35,845
No external or even bunny aerials. Wont bother with bunny aerials until external installed
Wow! That's bloody good!! What speed you coming from? You must be pretty stoked with that?!
Wow , an Openweb ad next to such sweet speed tests. Are they expecting you to downgrade your Internetno external antenna
20 should be more than enough for NF 1080p though on US or SA version. There must be something else at play
Snyper564
Honorary Master
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2008
- Messages
- 15,343
Yes, check that it might not be the WIFI, I sorted that out and everything FLIES!!!!!!
Netflix on tv giving network interference message. But on phone and pc its fine.
Will reset tv and try again sometime later. Now just testing things.
Snyper564
Honorary Master
- Joined
- Oct 1, 2008
- Messages
- 15,343
I had to turn off IPv6 to get Netflix to work on my win 10 PC
What was issue? My tv and bd player connected to media bridge giving hassles. Will reset them
Please elaborate .... I do have a second wifi router for my ADSL at the moment , both are more than 3 channels apart so can't be interference ? Will hook up the XBOX with Netflix later and see how it goes .....
Tx for the Win10 tip , seems to be better on the Laptop now .....
*edit* tried everything , moved router around getting great signal 4 bars but the streaming/browsing is slow , see speedtest results. Even eliminated the wifi by going straight cable ... still same
Think I need to wait for the Telkom techs , where do i check my Tower ID ? Maybe someone in the Centurion area can comment on speed ?
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/5120020369
Last edited:
Your ping bad in my opinion and cause of issues.
Just to follow up on my above post:
Modem Device info:
Flappy antennas attached: External antenna 1&2 setting
Change modem setting to built-in:
Next is to remove the flappy antennas from the modem and see if 'built-in' RSRP and SNR is affected , when my lazy butt decides to get up...
EDIt: Got off the couch and removed flappys from device:
Conclusive proof: flappy antennas are worse for me. All this time I've been using then in the belief it was better than built-in...we live, we learn
Modem Device info:
Flappy antennas attached: External antenna 1&2 setting
Change modem setting to built-in:
Next is to remove the flappy antennas from the modem and see if 'built-in' RSRP and SNR is affected , when my lazy butt decides to get up...
EDIt: Got off the couch and removed flappys from device:
Conclusive proof: flappy antennas are worse for me. All this time I've been using then in the belief it was better than built-in...we live, we learn
Last edited:
Conclusive proof: flappy antennas are worse for me. All this time I've been using then in the belief it was better than built-in...we live, we learn
Built-in internal patch antennas out-performing the flat whips has been documented many times on several generations of Huwaei fixed-wireless 3G and LTE devices (B683, B68A, B593, B315 etc) over the last 2-3 years. The internal patch antennas are really, really good; although I am sure there are at least a few folks who don't even realise they are there or that they might be using them ! See here for some more background.