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Old 15-08-2011, 22:25   #8
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Re: Sky Broadband speeds

From one of the earlier links:

http://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/route...explained.html

Quote:
Originally Posted by "Saturday" at SkyUser.co.uk
The following table shows the relationship between downstream attenuation and potential connection speed on a low noise line:

Attenuation.............Approximate Line Length............Potential Connection Speed
32db...................................2.3km...... ...............................16000kbps
35db...................................2.5km...... ...............................14500kbps
40db...................................2.9km...... ...............................11800kbps
45db...................................3.2km...... .................................8500kbps
50db...................................3.6km...... .................................6500kbps
55db...................................4.0km...... .................................4500kbps
60db...................................4.3km...... .................................3200kbps
65db...................................4.7km...... .................................2000kbps

So you should get a decent speed! [Subject to line quality, noise, etc.]

No idea about the line.
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