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it would be hard pressed to be a shit signal where I am..... the hill with the tower is right next to my house ~ 1-2km line of sight and I can see it lol

funnily enough mobile signal is really shit though... my damn house is like a faraday cage... silver paper lining all walls floor and roof. you walk outside the front door, full signal.... walk inside the door, 1 bar.
glad the nbn radio is on the roof.

NBN fixed wireless uses 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz.

This is a pretty useful site .. https://oztowers.com.au/Home/Query
The ACMA database search is no where near as friendly to use

I Know you guys are talking wireless but this is cool

VL400 wrote:NBN fixed wireless uses 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz.

This is a pretty useful site .. https://oztowers.com.au/Home/Query
The ACMA database search is no where near as friendly to use

that is a fantastic site! bookmarked! very interesting to see where all the towers are for different carriers in the area.

Jayme wrote:it would be hard pressed to be a shit signal where I am..... the hill with the tower is right next to my house ~ 1-2km line of sight and I can see it lol

funnily enough mobile signal is really shit though... my damn house is like a faraday cage... silver paper lining all walls floor and roof. you walk outside the front door, full signal.... walk inside the door, 1 bar.
glad the nbn radio is on the roof.

I'm about 6km line of sight, also on a hill and I can see it from my place. Iirc it was about -70 something dBm and the limit they pose is -99dBm according to info on whirlpool Been up since Q3 2015 and the signal is always pegged at max, never once dropped a single LED on the scale even under torrential rain.

I just read some stuff on whirlpool and an article that nbn will be rolling out new wireless equipment client end that gives (ODU/NTD) with speeds of 100/40 in 2018.


hmmm do want!

VL400 wrote:NBN fixed wireless uses 2.3GHz and 3.5GHz.

This is a pretty useful site .. https://oztowers.com.au/Home/Query
The ACMA database search is no where near as friendly to use

oh ok, info I got must of been wrong then. Well at least that gives a lot of bandwidth for higher speeds in the future.

vlad01 wrote:

Jayme wrote:it would be hard pressed to be a shit signal where I am..... the hill with the tower is right next to my house ~ 1-2km line of sight and I can see it lol

funnily enough mobile signal is really shit though... my damn house is like a faraday cage... silver paper lining all walls floor and roof. you walk outside the front door, full signal.... walk inside the door, 1 bar.
glad the nbn radio is on the roof.

I'm about 6km line of sight, also on a hill and I can see it from my place. Iirc it was about -70 something dBm and the limit they pose is -99dBm according to info on whirlpool Been up since Q3 2015 and the signal is always pegged at max, never once dropped a single LED on the scale even under torrential rain.

I had fixed wireless install a few months ago and the tech had to deliberately misalign the antenna to get the signal below the overload threshold. Being 600m from the tower might have something to do with it

Simon

lol, saturated !

Did another few runs at 3pm, speed now dropped to 30/8. will do another lot at 6pm, then 9pm and then around 11-12pm

Biggvl wrote:I Know you guys are talking wireless but this is cool

I love the amount of stars telstra have got.

Fiber yeah? fuck 4ms ping!? how is that even possible?

I noticed my new isp had plans for 200/200, holy shit.