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#2286722 31-Jul-2019 17:07

cyril7:

Should point out that in my case the modem is approx 10m of cable from the ISAM, we have one in one of our server rooms. As for 30a/35b as Atomeara said, only 8b/17a is supported.

Cyril

only 17a when vectored too.

i forget which of 30a or 35b aligns to 17a but they again would need to have specifically the right bandplan.

Overall though, the gains to hardware cost is likely too high.

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#2286728 31-Jul-2019 17:16

If you moved to VoIP (at customer end) and ditched ADSL and only used Chorus approved VDSL modems, and of course master filter; then VDSL would have fantastic reach for rural folks.

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#2286739 31-Jul-2019 17:33

coffeebaron:

If you moved to VoIP (at customer end) and ditched ADSL and only used Chorus approved VDSL modems, and of course master filter; then VDSL would have fantastic reach for rural folks.

Now now, Your just stroking my dreams...

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#2286765 31-Jul-2019 18:18

hio77:

coffeebaron:

If you moved to VoIP (at customer end) and ditched ADSL and only used Chorus approved VDSL modems, and of course master filter; then VDSL would have fantastic reach for rural folks.

Now now, Your just stroking my dreams...

Go on, I know you want to petition your neighbours :)

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#2286768 31-Jul-2019 18:23

coffeebaron:

hio77:

coffeebaron:

If you moved to VoIP (at customer end) and ditched ADSL and only used Chorus approved VDSL modems, and of course master filter; then VDSL would have fantastic reach for rural folks.

Now now, Your just stroking my dreams...

Go on, I know you want to petition your neighbours :)

Honestly... a tower is due down the road soon.. I'd much rather petition for a few gpon fibres on that?

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#2286773 31-Jul-2019 18:38

coffeebaron:
If you moved to VoIP (at customer end) and ditched ADSL and only used Chorus approved VDSL modems, and of course master filter; then VDSL would have fantastic reach for rural folks.

Wouldn't need a master filter if it's all VoIP. ;) Just directly wired.

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#2286870 31-Jul-2019 22:44

BarTender:
coffeebaron:
If you moved to VoIP (at customer end) and ditched ADSL and only used Chorus approved VDSL modems, and of course master filter; then VDSL would have fantastic reach for rural folks.

Wouldn't need a master filter if it's all VoIP. ;) Just directly wired.

Technically correct, but the amount of times I've fixed "only one jack-point " and find alarms, extra jack-points, stray feeds etc, etc. So to the masses, it's install a master filter.

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