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Re: Whats Your Guys Thoughts On Powerline Networking? [message #353931 is a reply to message #353844] |
Thu, 09 October 2008 23:15   |
genetix
Messages: 392 Registered: July 2003 Location: Saskatchewan Canada
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It's nothing new. There's a reason it isn't everywhere. It's insanely insecure, poor signal, lots of static.
Have you ever used one of those intercom systems that you just plug into your power outlet? We used to have one at are house. We had to stop using it when we moved because our new neighbours several blocks away were joining in on our conversations.
Puzzle - Petals Around the Rose
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Re: Whats Your Guys Thoughts On Powerline Networking? [message #353993 is a reply to message #353965] |
Fri, 10 October 2008 14:32   |
_SSnipe_
Messages: 4121 Registered: May 2007 Location: Riverside Southern Califo...
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EvilWhiteDragon wrote on Fri, 10 October 2008 09:30 | In the Netherlands there have been try-out for enabling internet across the (main) power lines. The test hasn't been successful, and AFAIK the project is cancelled. The reason for this was that the reliability was rather poor. And I don't mean the reliability of our power network, just the internet across it.
You can purchase so called "dLAN" adapters, which channels your network across your inhouse power system.
In the Netherlands that is pretty secure as we have filters between the actual powergrid and the inhouse power network. These filters filter out any signal above I think 100Hz. Not entirely sure about the frequency though. Anyway, these adapters use frequencies of 1000+hz at the very least.
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Ya when I first read about this I thought it was pretty stupid and risky.
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Re: Whats Your Guys Thoughts On Powerline Networking? [message #354108 is a reply to message #353844] |
Sun, 12 October 2008 00:04  |
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Messages: 1489 Registered: February 2004
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If you wired a house with the intent of doing that from the start you could do it successfully and get good/consistant results. Of course if you are going to do than then just wire the damn house with CAT5 and be done with it. Just sayin.
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