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I've Seen several Post that Contradicts the New JI2 Leak Modem & After Testing I truly think it worst than the Old one.

With that Being said I've Packaged the Modem.bin into a ODIN Ready file to be Flashed..

Please Let me Know the Results.. I'm now Getting back my 6Mbps Downloads again & no longer stuck at 3.5Mbps to 4Mbps downloads.
I get basically the same results you see Eugene. I can't break 2.1-2.5Mbps on JI2 modem in the same room that I can get 4.5+ Mbps on JFD modem.

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I get basically the same results you see Eugene. I can't break 2.1-2.5MBps on JI2 modem in the same room that I can get 4.5+ MBps on JFD modem.

Thanks for your hard work, cheers

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Thanks for letting me know.. I spoke up in another thread & a guy Called BS on what I had said about this... Glad it's not just me seeing these results.
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Some of this likely has to do with the actual service quality in your area..I get fairly similar results regardless of which modem.bin...

Tested just now and got 4.1Mbps down/1.3Mbps up with JI2, which is basically what I had been getting with JFD.

Though speed doesn't seem to be impacted for me here, at work where my reception is marginal to say the least, I get better data connections consistently with JI2.
 
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Some of this likely has to do with the actual service quality in your area..I get fairly similar results regardless of which modem.bin...

Tested just now and got 4.1Mbps down/1.3Mbps up with JI2, which is basically what I had been getting with JFD.

Though speed doesn't seem to be impacted for me here, at work where my reception is marginal to say the least, I get better data connections consistently with JI2.
See I'm just the Opposite in the same Location / Same spot with out moving the Phone... I get the same result on my Phone.. 3.5 /4 with new & 6+ with old.

Only thing I can figure is the older modem bin is more tolerant to higher noise to signal ratio..
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Likely what's going on in my case is that I'm limited by backhaul capacity so that I simply cannot see the faster speeds you are with the original modem.bin from JFD.

Still, at the no-man's-land I work at, JI2 will allow me to have some sort of data connection (usually Edge) when the JFD modem will not, so I'm sticking with JI2 for now. Just works out better for me.
 
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Likely what's going on in my case is that I'm limited by backhaul capacity so that I simply cannot see the faster speeds you are with the original modem.bin from JFD.

Still, at the no-man's-land I work at, JI2 will allow me to have some sort of data connection (usually Edge) when the JFD modem will not, so I'm sticking with JI2 for now. Just works out better for me.
No I totally agree, use the one that works best for your area for sure
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So I'm running your R3 Hybrid Rom and my speeds are a lot better than any other rom I had. If I want to try this out and I end up having worst speeds, then how would I revert back to my original settings?
 
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Well I wouldnt call bs on you but my results are that with the New JI2 Leak I can reach a speed of ~6mbps Before on the old firmare i was alway ~3mbps. My upload went from ~500 kbps to ~1.5 mbps. My Ping is also down to about 85. The speed test on my sig is outdated and was done through tethering on a stock JFD firmware.

I think that not all these phone are behaving the same just like jac oc kernel on some phones it works on some it just simply doesnt. I was running your rom before and even though it was a lot snappier i wouldnt sacrifice the GPS, Battery Life, And browsing speed I get with the New JI2 Leak. Others are not so lucky with the new firmware, But calling BS is TOO General of a stement because every single hardware is slightly different.
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Rom :: MLIGN-HeroV1.1r1
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Phone :: Vibrant - Rooted
Rom :: Completely Stock Rom W/RyanZA's Lag Fix+JAC's OC Kernel
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These are the new results i thought I would quickly share just to show the improvement the new firmware made for me compared to my old one in my signature:

Phone ::T-Mobile G1 (White & Rooted)
Rom :: MLIGN-HeroV1.1r1
Recovery :: Cyanogen's recovery 1.4 image
SPL :: 1.33.2006
Radio :: 2.22.19.26I
SD Card :: 8GB Class 6 64mb linux swap

Phone :: Vibrant - Rooted
Rom :: Completely Stock Rom W/RyanZA's Lag Fix+JAC's OC Kernel
SD Card :: 8GB Transcend Class 6 1GB ext2
Recovery :: ClockWork/RomManager
Quadrant score :: 2580


 
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