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that link on amazon shows 5th June for me atm…. going to wait and see if other suppliers get it :) Kev
Shows April 27th for me now. It clearly doesn’t know when it wants to be released 😄
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Seems you have the option of FTTP on-Demand, but not a cheap option
Yeah don’t like to think how much the cost would come to which includes installation and then monthly fee for like 3 years I think?
But if the option is available then I assume that it might be pretty easy for them to install FTTP when it comes round to them actually doing it properly as part of the rollout.
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Here the answer: https://community.bt.com/t5/Archive-Staging/Large-Notch-around-1-6-2Mhz-in-my-VDSL-Spectrum/m-p/1758350/highlight/true#M881389 Do they still have ADSL on your cable, otherwise it could do much better if they remove their filters.
Yeah you can still order standard ADSL. It’s FTTC so still copper wire from cabinet to my premises as well. How I long for the days where they finally roll out FTTP. I’ve attached an image of what BT Wholesale sees my line should be capable of. Currently only syncing at 68megabits down/16megabits up on the router of course but maybe that will improve and get closer to those high targets if SNR goes down further.
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Okay, plugged myself into the test socket, initial stats attached. Only 6 mins into sync though.
I notice that I’m still getting the same sync download speed as I was when using the MK4 but I am now achieving that on 4db SNR instead of 3db SNR that I was on before so it’s possible if my line goes back to 3db I might get even better downstream sync and even though my upload SNR is still on 6db my upload sync speed has improved ever so slightly. Might have to wait for a while for DLM to detect improvements to my line before making further changes I don’t know.
EDIT: After some googling it looks like that drop in spectrum at the start is normal. Apparently its called a PSD mask and it’s placed there so the VDSL signal doesn’t swamp ADSL signals in the same cable or something along those lines.
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Never understood why those faceplates are used in UK, dont know them anywhere else in the world and for sure you would get more if you could overcome this drop at lower frequencies. I would try to use without and lets see what happens.
Carrier can be anyone after sync, have seen A43, B43, J43 and even one more (cant remember maybe C43) in the past.Interesting. When I am home later I’ll take the Mk4 out of play to see what happens. Would be interesting to see/kind of annoying if the Mk4 (which I’ve had since it was released) was the cause of my problems. 🤦
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Comparison shots from my 7530 that I grabbed yesterday which is approx. 3 days sync and the 7350 AX as of now with currently 1 day sync. I’ve included the 7530 AX Spectrum page if that makes any sense, don’t have one for the 7530 as never thought to take one until now.
I notice the 7530 shows Carrier Record A43 compared to the 7530 AX which shows B43. Not sure if that makes any difference at all.
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Carrier can be anyone after sync, have seen A43, B43, J43 and even one more (cant remember maybe C43) in the past.
