BSNL wireless
This is a topic on BSNL wireless within the Internet Services forums, part of the Technology category; None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
The speeds are never constant. Speeds always vary depending upon various factors ...
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None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
The speeds are never constant. Speeds always vary depending upon various factors - The main factor being the distance of your EVDO modem from the nearest tower. If it's in a direct line of sight then great!
Don't expect 2.4 Mbps constant from this kinda connection. I have seen many people who are struggling to get 24 Kbps on their EVDO.
Pings are horrible. This is not for gamers (and for those people who are ping conscious).
Read this: http://www.mouthshut.com/product-review ... 76749.html
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Originally Posted by
iChaitanya
None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
I think I first posted about EVDO nearly a year ago :roll:
Anyways expecting constant throughout from wireless connections isn't pratical, With wireless everything is in bursts.
And hey Chaits, EvDO enabled towers are few and far between, if tower isn't EVDO enabled then it falls back to CDMA-1X mode (ie, 144Kbps)
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Uber Newbie

Originally Posted by
iChaitanya
None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
The speeds are never constant. Speeds always vary depending upon various factors - The main factor being the distance of your EVDO modem from the nearest tower. If it's in a direct line of sight then great!
Don't expect 2.4 Mbps constant from this kinda connection. I have seen many people who are struggling to get 24 Kbps on their EVDO.
Pings are horrible. This is not for gamers (and for those people who are ping conscious).
Read this:
http://www.mouthshut.com/product-review ... 76749.html
yes you're right.
My neighbor has EVDO and he is getting only nearly 40 Kbps. and My friend has EVDO he is getting 60 Kbps. ha.ha.ha.can't trust BSNL. :D
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Originally Posted by
fabler
. ha.ha.ha.can't trust BSNL. :D
/sigh. Its not BSNL. cant trust wireless in general.
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Uber Newbie

Originally Posted by
coolpcguy

Originally Posted by
fabler
. ha.ha.ha.can't trust BSNL. :D
/sigh. Its not BSNL. cant trust wireless in general.
right. it depends on frequency of signal and etc.
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Newbie

Originally Posted by
fabler

Originally Posted by
iChaitanya
None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
The speeds are never constant. Speeds always vary depending upon various factors - The main factor being the distance of your EVDO modem from the nearest tower. If it's in a direct line of sight then great!
Don't expect 2.4 Mbps constant from this kinda connection. I have seen many people who are struggling to get 24 Kbps on their EVDO.
Pings are horrible. This is not for gamers (and for those people who are ping conscious).
Read this:
http://www.mouthshut.com/product-review ... 76749.html
yes you're right.
My neighbor has EVDO and he is getting only nearly 40 Kbps. and My friend has EVDO he is getting 60 Kbps. ha.ha.ha.can't trust BSNL. :D
this is the new version guys.even my neighbour with 250 kbps connection gets atleast 220kbps then wats d prob wit u guys.
and i get super fast net + download speed,,,
the speed depends upon range and it usually is full
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Uber Newbie

Originally Posted by
cdlandpremium

Originally Posted by
fabler

Originally Posted by
iChaitanya
None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
The speeds are never constant. Speeds always vary depending upon various factors - The main factor being the distance of your EVDO modem from the nearest tower. If it's in a direct line of sight then great!
Don't expect 2.4 Mbps constant from this kinda connection. I have seen many people who are struggling to get 24 Kbps on their EVDO.
Pings are horrible. This is not for gamers (and for those people who are ping conscious).
Read this:
http://www.mouthshut.com/product-review ... 76749.html
yes you're right.
My neighbor has EVDO and he is getting only nearly 40 Kbps. and My friend has EVDO he is getting 60 Kbps. ha.ha.ha.can't trust BSNL. :D
this is the new version guys.even my neighbour with 250 kbps connection gets atleast 220kbps then wats d prob wit u guys.
and i get super fast net + download speed,,,
the speed depends upon range and it usually is full
You are right some people are getting good speed and others are not getting. But its true that speed varies.
The distance from CDMA tower to CDMA modem may be the cause.
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Newbie

Originally Posted by
fabler

Originally Posted by
cdlandpremium

Originally Posted by
fabler

Originally Posted by
iChaitanya
None of you knew about BSNL EVDO? :shock:
The speeds are never constant. Speeds always vary depending upon various factors - The main factor being the distance of your EVDO modem from the nearest tower. If it's in a direct line of sight then great!
Don't expect 2.4 Mbps constant from this kinda connection. I have seen many people who are struggling to get 24 Kbps on their EVDO.
Pings are horrible. This is not for gamers (and for those people who are ping conscious).
Read this:
http://www.mouthshut.com/product-review ... 76749.html
yes you're right.
My neighbor has EVDO and he is getting only nearly 40 Kbps. and My friend has EVDO he is getting 60 Kbps. ha.ha.ha.can't trust BSNL. :D
this is the new version guys.even my neighbour with 250 kbps connection gets atleast 220kbps then wats d prob wit u guys.
and i get super fast net + download speed,,,
the speed depends upon range and it usually is full
You are right some people are getting good speed and others are not getting. But its true that speed varies.
The distance from CDMA tower to CDMA modem may be the cause.
but if in city area im sure u will get full range
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Uber Newbie
but if in city area im sure u will get full range
Right. But how can we come to know that It will get speed in our home before purchasing that EVDO.
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Newbie

Originally Posted by
fabler
but if in city area im sure u will get full range
Right. But how can we come to know that It will get speed in our home before purchasing that EVDO.
hmm.strange.ask ur service provider
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