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If you have decided that you want to use Sky as yourbroadband service provider you need to see which packages are available in yourarea.  The best way to do this is to usethe Sky broadband checker available on the Sky website.  This checker is able to tell you whichpackages you can get in your area and the broadband connection type theyuse.  TheSky Broadband CheckerOne of the most important pieces of information thatyou get from the Sky broadband checker is the connection types available inyour area.  It is recommended that youuse the Sky broadband checker before you look at any of the Sky packages.  When you do this you are able to limit thepackages you look at just to the ones available in your area.  There are many consumers who do not do thisand end up finding that the package they want is not available where they live.  There are three connection types that youshould know about:·        ADSL·        LLU·        Fibre opticADSLSky BroadbandADSL is the most common broadband connection in theUK.  This is due to the far reachingphone infrastructure created by BT.  TheADSL broadband connection runs off the copper wires of the phone network.  This means that 99% of home in the UK areable to get ADSL broadband, but they may not all be able to get Sky ADSLbroadband.There are two kinds of ADSL connections that youneed to know about and they are ADSL and ADSL2+.  The ADSL connection is the older connectionand offers speeds of up to 9mb per second. However, ADSL connections have largely been overtaken by the fasterADSL2+ connection that offers speeds of up to 19mb per second.  Most of the country is able to get the newerADSL2+ connection, but you still need to verify this.  The speeds you actually get with ADSL connectionsare generally lower than the advertised speed. Research has shown that only 10% of ADSL2+ consumers are actuallygetting the 19mb per second advertised speeds. There are a number of reasons for this with the main one being that thecooper wires of the phone network were not created to carry broadband.  When the copper wires for phone services werecreated high-speed broadband was not available. This means that no-one thought to make cables that could carry thisconnection without speed degradation. The speed of the connection slows down the further the connection has totravel so consumers situated a distance from the local exchange will haveslower broadband compared to people closer to the local exchange.  This is not a big problem in most urban areasbecause you are never far from an exchange. However, older areas do suffer because there are fewer exchanges and theconnection has to travel further. LocalLoop Unbundled or LLULLU stands for local loop unbundled and refers totechnology that service providers place in the local exchange.  This technology allows them to bypass thewholesale charges they would normally have to pay BT.  This saving is often filtered to the consumerby lowering the monthly premiums people have to pay.  When you use a broadband checker and are toldthat you are in an LLU area for a provider this means that the provider hasthis technology in your local exchange.  The broadband connection you will get outside an LLUarea is an ADSL2+ connection.  The onlydifferent between normal ADSL2+ and LLU is the technology that the providersuse.  The speeds you can get from theprovider are the same as normal ADSL2+. The only difference is that you could be getting a better price for yourpackage.  One problem that you could face if you are on an LLUnetwork is that switching can be difficult. Switching from one LLU to another or an LLU to BT can be quite trickyand time consuming.  If you need to dothis you must give the provider sufficient notice of your change.  The cost of your monthly premium will also varydepending on whether you are in the Sky LLU network or not.  If you are in the network area then you canget a cheaper monthly premium.  Most Skyconsumers outside the LLU network will have to pay a slightly higherpremium.  FibreOptic BroadbandIt is very important that you use a broadbandchecker if you are looking at Sky fibre optic broadband.  The fibre optic broadband infrastructure onlyreaches 60% of the country and this is when you are using BT.  Sky fibre optic is limited like all fibreoptic providers and you have to check if you can get this connection in yourarea.  Many people consider getting fibre optic broadbandbecause of the higher speeds and the stability of the connection.  The fastest fibre optic broadband in the UKis 100mb per second, but this is only offered through one serviceprovider.  If you are looking at Sky fibreoptics then the fastest speeds you are able to get are up to 76mb persecond.  There is another package thatoffers speeds of up to 38mb per second and this has a lower monthly premium.The speeds you get with fibre optics may not be theadvertised speeds, but it will be closer than with ADSL.  With fibre optic broadband the cables werecreated with high-speed data transfers in mind. This means that the connection does not degrade the further it has totravel.  The connection is also morestable with a fibre optic connection.  The fibre optics offered by Sky is FTTC which meansthat they do not run the fibre optic cable into the house.  The fibre optic cable runs to the cabinet inthe street and then a copper wire is used to bring the connection into thehouse.  This method is used by mostproviders because the fibre optic Infrastructure does not allow for FTTHconnections.  There are only twoproviders that are able to offer FTTH connections and one only offer this iscertain areas.  The inclusion of thecopper wire for the last mile of cabling will cause a degradation of theconnection.