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hamish225

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#68138 15-Sep-2010 17:39
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hey, i live in Christchurch and got a Vodem from Vodafone for cheap ($30) because of the earthquake.

what id like to know is what 2 degrees 3G speeds are like, Vodafone is painfully slow compared to Telecom.

[URL=https://www.speedtest.net][IMG]https://www.speedtest.net/result/953840738.png[/IMG][/URL]

that's the speed i get in Shirley, and it hardly changes, even when I'm outside. 




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  #380365 15-Sep-2010 22:31
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Pick up a cheap SIM and try it out?  Your Vodem should work with a 2degrees SIM. 



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  #380369 15-Sep-2010 22:38
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What model Vodem is it? If you've got older hardware (ie no HSUPA etc) you're not going to get better results no matter what network you're on.

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  #380370 15-Sep-2010 22:39
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i have a sim, just not the money to spend on data this month, and i want to know its faster before i switch.





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  #380375 15-Sep-2010 22:47
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its a new one, i got it yesterday.

its a k3565-z




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  #380436 16-Sep-2010 06:30
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That's a 3.6Mbps device that doesn't support HSUPA. You can't expect an awful lot from it.

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