REIN back with a vengeance? #100344275

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Thats what I thought as well however that doesn't appear to be the case.
I'm having a word with someone about this shortly

[#2]

OK so 9 files per a post (I've not listed the flat line graphs, obviously!)

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and 9 more

[#4]

WoW! MsDizzie,
What has been done to your line? 
This is as about perfect as it gets - nearly too good to be true!  There is minimal variation on the SNRM generally and no discernible dark hours shift or variability, which is all good news.  28dB attenuation would lead one to expect circa 16.5Mbps synch speed, over 19Mbps is very impressive.
I'd give this a couple of weeks monitoring and if you do not see any more (or many) of those downward spikes as seen in the first graph I would consider asking PN to try a SNRM target of 3dB again.
That downward spike has a familiar shape - are you by chance anywhere near an electrified railway line? (Clutching at straws).
Really nice result!
Kevin

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Nearly 2 miles from the East Coast mainline as the crow flies, so I reckon we can discount that.
Well as I think I said in my initial post, it has been good!
And for my needs at present I can't see why I should consider paying Fibre broadband prices when the line is as good as that 
I think for the sake of reliability I'm happy to stick at 6dB
Just one small point, we've not looked at upload speeds.