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Fastest Speeds Ever Seen on WiMax


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I for one have recieved speeds of 16mbps by my home. Robert explained it as the tower that I was connected to probably had few people on it along with AAV backhaul. That was the highest ever. Before I got my new EVO though, on average I would get anywhere from 10 to 13 Mbps.

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I pulled 12megs down at LaGuardia aiport about 2 years ago using my og evo at the time and right before I sold my evo 3d I pulled 12megs down right here in atlanta. For the most part though my experience with wimax was pretty decent. I averaged about 6 to 10 megs where ever I actually got a signal.

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When I could find a signal in RI about 6-10 was the norm depending on time of day.

 

When I'm down in Hollywood FL the average is 3-4Mbps at the condo which isn't bad considering I get a decent signal inside the unit and it's one of those older 12" thick cement type structures.

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I have seen 17 Mbps in Austin, via a home modem set up in a car on a tower that pretty much only served a section of 360. With perfect signal.

 

Normal speeds are half to two-thirds of that, but it's fun seeing WiMAX go faster than CricKet LTE.

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I have seen WiMAX at 75 mph. Does that count?

 

AJ

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How about 100 mph?

 

No, the max speed limit here is 75 mph. Any higher would be unauthorized speeding, a violation of the Ts and Cs.

 

AJ

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No, the max speed limit here is 75 mph. Any higher would be unauthorized speeding, a violation of the Ts and Cs.

 

AJ

 

He didn't necessarily reach that speed in a car.

 

I know they took a Nexus S into space. Was it the 4g? dun dun dun.........

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He didn't necessarily reach that speed in a car.

 

Well, then, he must be wearing Superman tights because supposedly WiMAX 2600 cannot penetrate even a wet paper bag.

 

AJ

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This would be a great article.

Signal Propagation: WiMAX vs. the wet-paper bag(pt. 1) :tu:

From my experience increasing wetness increases penetration.

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When wimax was first released, I signed up for clear with an at home wimax modem. I had probably the best signal possible (-30dbm or so, if I recall correctly).

 

I tested the max stream (multiple connections) at 16mbit in Boston. I never saw anything higher.

 

Some people reported higher speeds elsewhere...

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From my experience increasing wetness increases penetration.

 

 

AJ

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Whats AAV backhaul and how will i know if my area has clear AAV backhaul

Alternative access vendors (AAVs) such as cable MSOs, CLECs, pure-play backhaul providers and even utilities.

 

...or, as I like to think of it, AAV is (in my best Transylvanian accent) "Almost Anybody Vut" the Baby Bells.

 

AJ

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Luckily I get a great WiMax signal at home even though my area is just a WiMax protection site. Even indoors I pull about 8-10 mbps which is great for a backup Internet source if my Comcast goes out like it frequently does.

 

Sent from my rooted LTEVO running CM10.

 

 

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