yea from company point of view , yeah,. no point to invest in less user area,. guess i am lucky to stay in centre heart of georgetown here in penang,.. and yet plenty of hotel around too,..

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Added on November 19, 2011, 2:34 amfrom your PING i am sure u are connect to 900Mhz,. 900Mhz strong penetration to inside building,. that's why

This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Nov 19 2011, 02:34 AM

Any option to select it to be a modem?

That's way how business should get their profit from.
Additionally, don't forget these towers are not good for health.

Which of your phone that can reach 10mbps?
Nokia right?

our TP link router only accept those SOnyericsson phone which running SE own OS,. those running andriod type all not recognize

Got. Still can't

Oh.. later I test with my K850i

yea, but this nokia x3-02 not recognize by our TP LINK router,

so that's why most of the time i use SE W705 with the router,..

this nokia only perform around 1~6am, depends,. sometimes is 3~6am only can get 9Mbps speed

I think I know why my place here cannot get good speeds already with DiGi and uMobile. Must be the frequency problem.

They use 1800MHz and 2100MHz only..

The only 2 operators which are using 900MHz here in Malaysia are Celcom and Maxis.
TM runs its CDMA EV-DO Rev A at 450MHz. One station can cover whole city even with walled environments.

well we all know that not good for health but good for "US" to get online and so on,.. without them, my life will be sure miserable

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Added on November 19, 2011, 2:40 amwell can';t wait to see what u geting from K850i,..

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Added on November 19, 2011, 2:42 amyea frquency is very important note, that's how we get good speed,. 2100Mhz band wont get u any higher speed & good ping compare to 900Mhz ,..

2100Mhz only can get around 2~3.5Mbps download speed,.

yea that's why TM smart t choose 450Mhz to run with in the very first places,

This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Nov 19 2011, 02:43 AM

I don't have the cable to connect

Those CDMA base stations running at 450MHz can cover whole city with just one single station.

But please note that 450MHz devices are HUGE. Design flaw is that the lower the freq. the antennas have to be separated further part.

A 700MHz base station can cover roughly 4X the area of a 2400MHz Wimax base station.
For a vendor that's not a good way to make profit.

Did you asked your sales engineers that question before, Fruitie?

LOL,..

To be honest, I'm not that good in this kind of technical stuffs.
Probably I can try asking the implementation engineers since I'm closer to them rather than the sales team.

interesting PING ( consistent right ? )

I noticed something,

if u use the latest dashboard+latest firmware on our multisim, u will hav slow speed or problems on your browser once maxis hav any latest updates via the dashboard ( cause the dashboard hav a feature to update itself) UNLESS u are a Maxis Broadband user cause u hav to log-in using your WBB Id and pw which we multisim users dun hav

however, u can bypass this by doing any or includes any of the below

1)router
2)downgrade your modem FW to 11.126.08.03.74
3)dun use the latest Green Dashboard (which includes the dashboard update feature)

my result
e1762 (FW 11.126.10.00.00) + MR3420 via LAN cable





same device but WITHOUT the LAN cable





This post has been edited by digilife: Nov 19 2011, 09:30 AM

speedtest ( SE W705 + TL-MR3420 )









speedtest ( Nokia X3-02 )












The different between both is the PING,. Nokia phone can get better lower PING than SE phone,..


This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Nov 20 2011, 02:32 AM

Chuahcs79, I would like to give some remarks about the Yagi antenna you placed close to the window on the left hand side in the picture.



It doesn't look like one which is appropriate for 900MHz band signals due to its bone strips length. More like one which supports bands of between 2.3-2.6GHz signals.It could probably work great with Wimax modems running at high frequency ranges like 2.3GHz above.

There's a reason for an antenna design according to different frequency ranges as they produce different wave lengths.

As for 900MHz range it's within UHF designation, an antenna design like the fishbone length is most appropriate.

For 450MHz bands(called the 70cm band) antennas sizes should be like those VHF outdoor ones used.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/70-centimeter_band

Key formula:

C(speed of light, m/s) = freq(Hz) x lambda(wavelength in meter)

This post has been edited by iipohbee: Nov 20 2011, 02:46 AM

wat abt this then




http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f=155&t=1731077

high speed is here 5 min ago with nokia x3-02

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Added on November 20, 2011, 2:56 amthat Yagi is 2100Mhz 3G band antenna with connector -> E1762 and so on,..

my yagi 3G antenna is totally death my area 2100Mhz it seems not there at all,.

This post has been edited by chuahcs79: Nov 20 2011, 03:06 AM

The length of the teeth or sticks should be(closest):

75cm for 450MHz
30-35cm for 900MHz
10-15cm for 1800MHz

The short one like in the picture more for like Wifi/Wimax frequency ranges.

[EDIT]
If you want to make a parabolic dish, then make sure the diameter is in accordance to the ranges above.

This post has been edited by iipohbee: Nov 20 2011, 03:04 AM

the seller claimed tat its a 2100 MHz 3G antenna and cannot be use for 2300 or 2400 MHz WiFi usage, try PM the seller for his explanation