ot, adsl speed vs. distance

[Gregory Nowak]

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Hi all.

Sorry for the off topic post, but I thought someone here might know
the answer. Does anyone here have any ball park figures on how distance
effects ADSL down/up speeds? For example, what's the highest possible
down/up ADSL speed at 5000 ft, 10000 ft, 15000 ft, and so on? I got
curious about this, and did some googling, but the only information I
found was that service providers qualify lines differently, and that
one provider may provide a certain speed a certain distance from the
customer to the phone switching office, while another provider may
provide another max speed at the same distance. However, this is only
telling me what I already know, with no actual general ball park
figures. Thanks in advance for any info, including any web sites or
other resources which answer my question.

Greg


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