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ethernet over power (or AC?)
BMR_2
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Hi
I am looking for the cheapest networking solution using the elctricity supply, i currently use wireless networking but its very very poor in my flat so was thinking this could be the solution, anyone know where i can find it!! ?
I am looking for the cheapest networking solution using the elctricity supply, i currently use wireless networking but its very very poor in my flat so was thinking this could be the solution, anyone know where i can find it!! ?
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ethernet over AC isnt cheap the adaptors usually cost a fair bit more, well they did when I looked at it a while ago, the performance isnt brilliant up to 85mbps but it is better than 54mb wireless.
another thing make sure you dont you buy power over ethernet as that is a different thing all together
As for where to buy it just search the web for ethernet over power and see where it takes you, I know scan.co.uk did have some adaptors but the site is down at the moment.0 -
check ebuyer, they definately sell homeplugs but they are about £30 for each connector iirc0
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Hi BMR,
You should get more help with this on the Techie board, so I've moved your thread over there.
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what's the problem with your wireless, dropping signals?
Have you tried changing channels?Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0 -
There is a standard for this, have a look at the below website for more information.
http://www.homeplug.org/en/index.asp
If you don't mind sticking with one maker then Netgear have a 200Mbps product http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/MFR/ShopDetail.asp?ProductID=3478Ever stop to think and forget to start again?0
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