2mbps out of 16000, means able to use around 13%, really too congested. luckily u got dc-hspa modem to compensate a bit.

my area 4mbps out of 8640, 50%. with dc-hspa+ modem dual channel, 8mbps.

differences?

good fan

using which shutter speed value to take that pic?

42mbps? kekeke, havn't seen any one post such speed. got DC - dual carrier running concurrently already satisfy, epecially in crowded city area. my best maxis always 4mbps+4mbps, or some time 5mbps+5mbps. and at night time no need use maxis here...

firmware thingy always risky, the worst case will end up 'bricking' the modem...

correct. general CS don't know what-about, redirect to technician, technician replied: i'm so buzy already, don't kacau me.

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Added on September 24, 2012, 11:56 amno wonder so many 'edited', 'removed' seen here.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Sep 24 2012, 11:56 AM

use Qualcomm software QXDM to view it, MDMA can't.

the steps are shown here: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2517342

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Added on September 25, 2012, 10:17 pmreally bravely being so adventurous , salute



This post has been edited by coolstore: Sep 25 2012, 10:17 PM

this is the new valuepack?

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Added on September 26, 2012, 9:37 pmto save their network burden? but wrong way to do this, maybe it is really a mistake of loading wrong firmware up to the website?

luckily like others i don't play firmware, stock firmware is stable then already satisfied.

This post has been edited by coolstore: Sep 26 2012, 09:37 PM

ya, if can run without battery just take it out.

which poslaju center?

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Added on September 29, 2012, 1:04 pmenvelope with un-taped protection



This post has been edited by coolstore: Sep 29 2012, 01:04 PM

still can get even got blacklisted? who helped u bcoz some of my friends blacklisted also can't signup postpaid now...

bro, think twice before tweaking default tx power of wireless gadgets, this is risking the hardware wireless chip, the consequences is far serious than flashing no ideal firmware. (happy now, regret later). some members seems already mentioned.

if u increase by 3dbm at every level, u are actually multiplying/amplifying 2x the tx power (wireless transmission power)

e.g if default 20dbm = 100mW (miliwatt), +3 to 23dbm =200mW, + 3 up to 26dbm = 400mW. it is 2x the tx power at every level. add 1dbm also big effect: 26dbm = 400mW, +1 to 27dbm = 500mW.

consequences:
1) speed up the wear and tear of hardware transmission unit, modem durability is ignored. ppl who not quite understand the risk keep tuning up happily, end up sudden dead of modem tx unit during usage or one day u plug in to computer but cannot dial up, ie modem still recognised by computer, but no more wireless function, can't connect to internet.

2) increasing 2x rf radiation if tune up doubling power to human body. FCC certification no longer apply bcoz they test and approved on original hardware setup.


but if don't mind, can actually tune up to 30dbm if dare: 1000mW of a single usb modem, how powerful is it right.


for this kind of risk journey tutorial, a big and clear WARNING STATEMENT TO END USER AND DISCLAIMER OF LEGAL LIABILITY should have been lay out clearly and let user be well informed of consequences.

i'm not spark on fight here, no need so. i in wifi wireless biz much longer than the other. i can show this tweak to attract woo-haa much earlier if i no consider other factors.

it doesn't mean all cannot use this tweak, but to use this tweak, end user should have basic knowledge and understand the consequences that may arise. After being FULLY & WELL INFORMED AND PREPARED then still want to go? then just go for it no body bother to interrupt. end user cannot just know the 50%, don't know the next 50%.

1) tune up wireless tx power = increasing RF radiation. [this is truth] [wrong fact? just write letter to telco say your neighboorhood / residential area welcome to set base station to the maximum power, u all just want max signal, no hassle tune this modem or that]

tune up to 26dbm sure no big harm now, as we already see MCMC guideline for Wifi home product also limited to 27dbm. but that is TOTAL EIRP value, not tx unit alone.

the core question is: not questioning the 26 or 24 or 27 or 30 or 33. It is that whenever tweaking a wireless gadgets' default tx power to higher level, do u already understand this is another hardware overclocking form? It will speed up hardware normal wear and tear process, ie any wireless product lifespan is shortening by doing so. If already know about this effect, no bother, just go try no one bother say any.

that's the core question: are u fully aware of the whole picture before proceeding. same as do u know flashing firmware always got a risk before go flash it.

for new modem/wireless gadgets, tweaking the tx power still can make it last year or years (depends on how aggressive a person tweak it, time of usage, how good the hardware chips quality). but what about other users who using their modem for some years already, now they thought this will 'save' their signal problem then just tweak it without being warned, their chip already getting old, then if that modem sudden die later, who responsible for their loss.

ok i got it, next time i only post sth that suit you guys taste, no need any contradict statement that ppl don't like to hear. anything that help boost signal or performance at all cost.

umts900 low band native performance.

to make rural area/earlier hard to reach area also got 3G signal now, so that subscribers no more complain to MCMC against the telcos. just don't over expect performance, then fine.