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On Wed, 28 Aug 2013 13:52:20 -0400, wrote:

On Tue, 27 Aug 2013 23:23:04 -0400, micky
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On Tue, 27 Aug 2013 11:54:29 -0500, CRNG
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My data usage is about 8Gbytes/month total down/up. Just curious:
what download speed do you typically get from U-Verse?
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I don't remember my speed, and I have Verizon, but I used to use some
pretty thin phone wire (the kind used to go from the wall to the
phone) to go from the the interface box 50 feet to the DSL modem.
When I swtiched to thicker, stiffer, round, white wire, my download
speed tripled and is now about what Verizon promised.


Not buying it. After a mile of 24ga wire, a few tens of feet of 26ga
isn't going to matter a whit. You had something else wrong that
replacing the wire solved (or it was a good placebo).


Well it was no placebo. I'd measured my speed a dozen times on a
website that does that before I changed the wire; and I measure it a
dozen times after I changed the wire, and it was consistent before and
consistent afterwards.

As to why it changed, transmission of computer data is more
complicated than analog sound or power to run a light bulb. I added
sci.electronics.repair and maybe we'll find someone there who knows
more than we do.

I don't know one, but maybe there's an active newsgroup that
specializes in this sort of thing.


So when it was slower, it was my fault.


 
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