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31.05.2011, 12:40
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A quick heads up, interdiscount have a deal on the 3 adapter starter kits at the moment, 129chf, which is cheaper then the 2 adapter starter kits
the 3 kit will allow you to plug 2 devices into the net via your mains sockets, so no wireless or wires around the place, supposed to be faster then wireless too (we'll see lol)
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31.05.2011, 12:43
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | A quick heads up, interdiscount have a deal on the 3 adapter starter kits at the moment, 129chf, which is cheaper then the 2 adapter starter kits
the 3 kit will allow you to plug 2 devices into the net via your mains sockets, so no wireless or wires around the place, supposed to be faster then wireless too (we'll see lol) | | | | | Thanks for the heads up. I am looking to buy some of these.
Do you know if these are 85 or 200 or 500 Mbps ?
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31.05.2011, 12:46
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | Thanks for the heads up. I am looking to buy some of these.
Do you know if these are 85 or 200 or 500 Mbps ? | | | | |
they are the 200 version
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31.05.2011, 12:54
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just looked in the box, they even come with network cables so I won't have to 'borrow' any from work lol
reading up it seems they also work if plugged into multiplugs even though the manual says you shouldn't, happy days.
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31.05.2011, 12:59
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | just looked in the box, they even come with network cables so I won't have to 'borrow' any from work lol
reading up it seems they also work if plugged into multiplugs even though the manual says you shouldn't, happy days. | | | | | Awesome. Stopping by interdiscount this evening.
Do you know already how much b/w is available over the powerline ?
I've read reviews where it says there is quite a bit of loss for the 200 version.
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31.05.2011, 13:02
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | Awesome. Stopping by interdiscount this evening.
Do you know already how much b/w is available over the powerline ?
I've read reviews where it says there is quite a bit of loss for the 200 version. | | | | |
don't know yet, reviews I have read recon you'll get 65mb but all depends on the wiring in your house, I want it to stream video so this is more then enough, wireless just doesn't cut it.
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31.05.2011, 13:02
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what is this? Can you post a link to this or similar please?
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31.05.2011, 13:03
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31.05.2011, 13:08
| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | | | | | | wow, does it really work well? I can just use this with my Swisscom router?
edit: is this like the Airport extreme by Apple?
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31.05.2011, 13:10
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Indeed it does - I use the Develo 100 ones. If anybody is considering getting rid of older ones, please let me know.
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31.05.2011, 13:11
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | wow, does it really work well? I can just use this with my Swisscom router? | | | | |
they work, dunno how well  yes you just plug one in the wall and the n/w cable from your router into it, job done
all the reviews I have seen recon regardless of your house wiring age you'll get better speeds then via wireless
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31.05.2011, 13:25
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | they work, dunno how well yes you just plug one in the wall and the n/w cable from your router into it, job done
all the reviews I have seen recon regardless of your house wiring age you'll get better speeds then via wireless | | | | | I am a VERY happy customer of Devolo.
I have 20mbs coming into the house. I am up two floors (using the 200 version) and here are the results. House wiring is from mid 1990's.
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31.05.2011, 13:44
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i use the devolo wifi version in an old house with very thick walls and its 1st class. same system as the cable version except the plug is also a wifi. but then again i spose all you techies already know about that......
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31.05.2011, 13:45
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | i use the devolo wifi version in an old house with very thick walls and its 1st class. same system as the cable version except the plug is also a wifi. but then again i spose all you techies already know about that...... | | | | |
that ones not on offer at interdiscount though | 
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Have a look at Toppreisse. There is a fair bit of competition by the on line stores. http://www.toppreise.ch/index.php?se...lp=&hp=&manu=0 | 
31.05.2011, 14:04
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all more expensive then the 3 kit 200mb versions in interdiscount at the moment.
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31.05.2011, 14:14
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Will they work if different rooms are on different phases?
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31.05.2011, 14:16
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | Will they work if different rooms are on different phases?
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hope so, as I understand it its only the actual meter that blocks the signal.
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| | Re: power line lan kits | Quote: | |  | | | hope so, as I understand it its only the actual meter that blocks the signal. | | | | | If you plug into a wall plug socket that is running through a sub board ie a kitchen then you dont get the signal, the wallsocket has to be on the same fuseboard as the emitting one -as far as this non techie understands it anyway.
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31.05.2011, 14:40
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I have used the 75mbps and the 200mbps and they all suck. It works good one day and the next not so well. Used it also to stream iptv over and it always freezes up into pixels so I would just recommend putting cat-5 or 6e in your place and doing it the right way |
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