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What do you mean you can't blame the internal Infrastructure ? Do you mean brick walls don't make a difference to a WiFi signal? or do you mean the different internal protocols of any piece of wifi enabled receiver such as a phone or tablet makes no difference?

@@captainfpv6775 Obstacles aside (every building is made differently). There are so many flavors of WiFi now up to WiFi 7 (6e just brought in the 6GHz band). You can't fully compare your old VDSL line with a 900mbps connection if you just rely on the provided router and Wi-Fi to compare it (They are rarely good). Best you could do is have multiple access points at all corners of the house (WiFi 6, 6e, 7) and connected back over a 1 gbit back-haul wired connection (even then 1gbit is old hat now, 2.5gbit and 10gbit are wired Ethernet are becoming more available now). Just think, you can actually saturate a 1gbit wired connection with just the Internet alone (not including anything else!). This aside the point is, where a 900mbps connection comes into its own is less contention with the people using the same connection (assuming you are not on all one pale WiFi access point and in a heavy contested Wi-fi location). If you want the full speed, get 6GHz (WiFi 6e) running on a 320MHz bandwidth and a modern phone and you will easy see over 1gbps over WiFi (distance depending) or go wired (mobiles aside) or a mix of both.

Thanks - its a work in progress. Its been a labour of frustration. Getting there now.

I'll try that next flight, and then 3.0v I didn't buy the cells for the Bee35, but for the moz7 I'm building.

If I still had my novice 3 I'd whack that bad boy battery on it. 7"ers are compensating for summat.

Ta mate. That Bee35 is a corker!

Thanks - It's a great little quad but does get blown about in the wind a bit. I usually fly heavier stuff in here - even fast 5" quads - hahahahha

Your place looked good. I never saw no train.... 😂

Anytime mate.

Ta mate - what a joy when they flew into view - too good to miss. One of my best I reckon.

How many do you need ? We are a family of 5 adults and have 35 WiFi connections and 3 hard wired.

We are similar, four adults around 35 WiFi devices including 8 smart sockets which are 2.4Ghz. Does BEFIBRE support 2.4 and 5ghz. Have you still got no issues with BEfibre? What are your Wi-Fi speeds at peak times does it drop off?

I don't notice any drop off in speed. My PC is hardwired and WiFi, but I use the Wifi For my drone connections. I have absolutely no regrets with moving to BeFibre at all. It's gone off a couple of times, but came back pretty quickly - I haven't had the problems I have seen from other people. It's important to know - the Wifi Speeds you get are based mainly on the tech accessing the WiFi. As i showed in my video - old slow network adapters in old tech = slower connections. As I type I have a wired 680Mb connection to my computer - Downloads are rapid, but I love the upload speeds to UA-cam. What used to take AGES, now takes minutes or even less. I'm happy with it. @@johnpurkis9872

I don't have any diagrams for the wipers im afraid.

This isn't an advert by BeFibre, its something I did to show real speed increases for MY tech, connected to the new Broadband. You'll see that my old phone is nowhere near the quoted speeds of 900mb, but its still faster in the same house as normal broadband. My wifes older phone than mine was absolutely rubbish upstairs, because the old router was almost directly below the bedroom, whereas now its a lot further away in the living room - in a 1930's proper brick house. If anyone thinks they will get 900mb because that's what they sign upto they can think again - old tech is naff connection, simple as that. That's also what this video shows. I'm happy with it, my PC is hardwired and gets almost 820Mb as I type this. I agree, shop around - it's a no brainer.

@@captainfpv6775 You would benefit in getting a Wi-Fi 6 router it drastically increased the speeds and distance of your Wi-Fi , in my whole house to more than double than what suppliers router delivered even to end of my garden I get 570

This is a perfectly fair test. If you're thinking of getting fibre what are the speed differences you can expect using your current phones, tablets, laptops or pc etc. In other words is it worth upgrading, or as I did paying £100 to leave plusnet and get way faster speeds, ridiculously quick downloads and know that if I upgrade my phone from an old Huawei p30 lite to one with a newer network spec in it I'll get faster speeds still. Also Plusnet don't do full fibre in my area. I paid plusnet £100 to leave them and paid £14 a month for 3 months to BeFibre, I also received £120 in referral payments from BeFibre and still pay less per month than I did with plusnet. It's a no brainier. If you want a speed comparison between two different full fibre products at the same household then you're watching the wrong video for you.

@@captainfpv6775 but it’s an unfair speed test , you can not take copper wired broadband and compare it to a full fiber one, it’s like comparing a 1960s computer with a 2024 computer, a fair world test would be using both full fiber to see what the difference is , I get over 900 mps down for £40 a month connected . And more than half on wifi , I’m not faulting you for getting your full fiber just pointing out that the test wasn’t fair , I expected a product comparison, but this was just showing what you got from your new full fiber to your old copper one , Maybe a better title is what’s needed , and tbh the Plusnet gave you decent wifi considering your tech used , I’ve seen a lot worse from bigger companies, but yes full fiber is a game changer, I was stuck without full fiber in an area and it was horrible as there was no FFTC installation available, Unfortunately it’s not widely available, but if you have no other option than copper wired broadband, there’s not much you can do , at least we’re seeing better speeds than the days of getting 17 mbps max which usually only got you 2-7 mbps , average speed tests in uk now are around 27MBPS compared to USA which is a shocking 15MBPS , uk is also ranked 16th in world for broadband prices with much better penetration and better prices , The USA is ranked shocking 29-32 which is extremely more expensive . If you can get full fiber it’s only a couple pound more for superior speeds , even the 150 is cheaper than FFTC broadband with speeds from 67 down

Whats more important to me is reliability of speed, could you test at different times of the day. @@captainfpv6775

Never went over half throttle mate. It's a beast

Not sped up and was even taking it really steady. It's a beast.

Definitely needs a revisit.

It was ace mate - definitely go there again.