What about the foil on some insulation boards & similar things?
networking cable: Cat 5e vs Cat 6
Apr 08, 2015
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If its real metal foil the same thing, but from what I saw some is just a fake metal i.e. plastic vapour barrier.
Oh, just shiny plastic?
Yes well, thats the foil I was taking about...
Oh, you mean plasterboard with built-in insulation. OK.
I used to live in Bracknell. There were holes there - they haven't done every street. And that's a new town with ducts designed in.
Andy
Thought it was Blackburn that had the holes...
those are ASS-holes.
Meanwhile, not far from civilisation - even sticking these two together you hardly get a good one:
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1.7Mb/s 0.24Mbs 43ms
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1.66Mb/s 0.25Mb/s 24ms
I shall have to do another test, the sync and BRAS rates have both risen in the last couple of days. Curiously interleaving hasn't kicked in yet either.
Below the Universal Service Commitment level of 2 Mbps, so there should be funding available to improve those speeds. Unfortunately the "commitment" due by early 2016 is not legally binding and has undefined government speak involved. What speed is required for "functional internet access" these days?
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