lol.. no wonder la

I manage to get my location tested eventhough i was out of coverage.

Surprisingly, it was full bar 4g, fast.com shows 50++ Mbps

Thanks to the chap who came to my house with his modem. It wasnt free service.

just wonder, anyone using TPLINK MR6400 with unifi air sim?

can let me know the results?

changed from b525s-65a to b618s-25d.. wow, no wonder b618 is called bangsawan modem.. with luck, u can reach 3 digit speed!! before with b525, max speed is around 80mbps.. cat6 vs cat11, really lot of differences.. all hail b618!!

Fast.com via b618


b525


b618

OMG !


Download like a boss

untungla
my place only hit max 70+
but now only can do 30+ je

but really.. i tot torrrreeent blocked. but not

do u install hmanager to see the rsrp, rsrq and sinr status? mine one is good-good-average.. and sometimes good-average-average.. i dont think i will ever get excellent-excellent-excellent with my house position towards the tm tower

i cant understand sheet from that numbers lol

make sure u get green-green-green is the best.. ignore the value.. or at least 2 greens.. lpda can help u if your area signal is not strong.. better signal reception, better data packets travelling through wavelength radio frequency, better speed..

it is not always like that, I manage to get green green yellow but speed is 2mbps only. but after midnight to morning can get up to 140mbps. then I realized my area is congested. (umobile)

then I try unifi air, yellow yellow red only but manage to get 50mbps .

both using B618. umobile with pair of LPDA, but unifi did not since I feel contented with the speed already.

so actual unifi air (sim only) price is also rm129.

but following tm unifi style of giving rebate until when?

This post has been edited by Rudd: Mar 6 2020, 03:23 PM

238ms ping bangsawan?

https://media.netflix.com/en/company-blog/f...nd-upload-speed

FAST.com Now Measures Latency and Upload Speed
A little over two years ago, we launched FAST.com – a free, fast, and simple way for people to check the speeds they’re getting from their internet service provider. Since then, the site has experienced incredibly strong organic growth. In fact, usage of FAST.com has doubled over the past seven months, * and the site has now generated more than half a billion speed tests from around the world.

We’ve heard from some FAST.com users that they crave more information about their internet connection. That’s why today, we’re adding the ability to measure connection latency and upload speed. Upload speed measures the speed of the connection for uploading data from a user’s device to the internet. Latency – which refers to the time it takes for data to travel from a user’s device to the server and back – will be measured on both unloaded and loaded connections. Unloaded latency measures the round-trip time of a request when there is no other traffic present on a user’s network, while loaded latency measures the round-trip time when data-heavy applications are being used on the network.

For example, let's say you’re playing a game online on your computer. If you’re the only user on the network, then the time between your gaming action (like moving a mouse or clicking it) and the response from the gaming server will approximately match the unloaded latency measurement. However, if someone else is streaming a movie, backing up photos or performing other data-intensive tasks on the same network at the same time, your gaming response time would correspond to the loaded latency measurement. Ideally, those two values for unloaded and loaded latency should be close to each other. If not, that might explain your poor experience with latency sensitive applications (like gaming, video calls or web surfing) under heavy network usage, and you may want to check your home network setup (bufferbloat.net has useful recommendations) or consult with your ISP.

We all want a faster, better internet, yet internet speeds vary greatly and can be affected by other users on your network, or congestion with your internet service provider. We’re adding these new measurements to FAST.com so that consumers will have a more comprehensive view of their internet connection speed at any given time.

As FAST.com grows, we’ll continue to listen to feedback from our users to ensure that the tool is useful and valuable. And no matter what, we’ll always keep the design of FAST.com clean and ad-free.

You can check your upload speed and latency at FAST.com now, and feel free to share the results on Facebook or Twitter.



36ms for unloaded not bad for streaming.. this is same latency that u will get if you are using speedtest algorithm by ookla..

In app netflix speed test show speed around 40-80mbps, which for me is enough..

This post has been edited by azwandy: Mar 3 2020, 07:54 PM

Does anyone know for the B618, whats the correct Apn setting.
My default one at the Apn line is "webe"

36ms to SG is at least twice that of a good fibre corporate line.
So wireless is always behind wired fibre even your closest 5G access point requires fibre to be hooked up to give you such incredible speeds.

yeahh.. fiber is always faster.. but i tot this thread is talking about unifi air.. and not every1 is lucky to get fiber at their place.. i live with 8mbps streamyx for 8 years. so for me paying less 10 ringgit than people paying over 30mbps fiber but better speed is definitely a win for me.. i dont give a damn about any latency as long as my netflix streaming just fine.. kah kah kah..

where's the tower location?

how u point the antenna?

the most correct way for you to test out is by adjusting the antenna and look at the hmanager at the same time.. once u get the most green, then it is correct already.. for me, it is 10 storey telco tower, next to tm hq building.. another way is to look at unifi air map, and point to the coverage area.. either north, south, west.. be creative..

noted.tq.