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Originally Posted by TraxData
Same as me.
roughly 22mbit (tho mine is sacraficed so i can get full 2.5mbit upload)
Providing your line quality is good 
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That would depend on line quality.
It's actually quite possible to get 10mbit at that distance. |
yes as well as what route the actual line takes, if its me giving the advice I would tell anyone with a direct distance of over 1km they have a significant chance of speeds below 8meg, at 2km direct distance there is a large chance greater than 50/50 of speeds been below 8meg and certianly below 10meg. Going on ofcoms law of averages the direct line distance would work out at 2.8km which would give a at best line attenuation in low 30s but more probable in 40s, if the line cabling is particurly poor it can be quite easily be in excess of 50db. A attenuation in low 40s on a line with low noise will give you a 10meg synch but I wouldn't tell people to expect it as the odds of them not getting it is too high.
