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I've wondered this for a while.. can anyone answer this:
We have EE 4G running at 23.5 down and 48 up, fairly solidly.
If I had a second EE 4G service at the same location..
If I run a speed test on one, and I get 23.5/48..
.. and then I run a speed test on both at the same time..
What will I see?
1) Both connections @ 23.5/48 (there are enough frequencies available to supply two at those speeds)
2) Each connection @ 11.75/24 (both are sharing identical resources)
3) Something else?
A bit vague maybe, I could always actually set this up and test it, and it would be the only way to know for sure, but what do you think?
We have EE 4G running at 23.5 down and 48 up, fairly solidly.
If I had a second EE 4G service at the same location..
If I run a speed test on one, and I get 23.5/48..
.. and then I run a speed test on both at the same time..
What will I see?
1) Both connections @ 23.5/48 (there are enough frequencies available to supply two at those speeds)
2) Each connection @ 11.75/24 (both are sharing identical resources)
3) Something else?
A bit vague maybe, I could always actually set this up and test it, and it would be the only way to know for sure, but what do you think?























