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Regards,
Old3eyes
nicks: 3G in Churton Park as well. Much weaker signal though. 2 bars on my iPhone running ios 4.0.1 compared to 5 bars on edge. Must be the different frequency.
jjnz1:
just went a bought a 2 degrees sim and put it in my vodem pro stick. here the results.
Tawa, Wellington. its constant to, used up most of 25MB to test.
langi27: According to wikipedia....
Any posts are personal comments and not that of my employer
juggalo28: yay got 3g in beach haven , so far so good my ph has oick up 3g in most of the inner city and stopping around pt chev ,
langi27: According to wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSPA%2B
New Zealand's 2degrees Mobile network has announced it will use HSPA+.
The highest HSDPA down-link speeds is 14.0 Mbit/s
and the lowest HSPA+ speed is 21Mbit/s.
How this relates to real world speeds is unknown but would expect at least half that. So either 2degrees haven't enabled HSPA+ yet as they appear to be in a testing phase, or whats probably more likely is that 2degrees just don't have the transmission capacity to their sites, as most of the sites I've driven past are using Microwave Links, similar to vodafone, where as telecom have fibre and unlimted capacity, microwvae links are very limited and could be somewhere between 34Mbit/s (16x2E1 PDH) or 155Mbit/s (STM-1 SDH).
Either way downloads of 4Mbit/s is probably on the light side for HSPA+ and HSDPA 14.0Mbit/s, but would be normal for HSDPA 7.2Mbit/s standard.
Maybe 2degrees would like to comment further on this.
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