Vipersan
Emmett Browns Ghost
- Joined
- Jun 29, 2009
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- Age
- 66
- My Satellite Setup
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IP9000HD +
TD110 Dish and TD88 Dish in Tandem
66°East to 60°West.
AZbox PrmHD + OpnbxS9HD + Skybox + DrHD F15
2x VboxII AZ-EL
2 m+ Alcoa PF + BSC421 C-Band lnbf...
+SS2/TwHnS2-3200 pci/TBS6925 pci
1.5 Fortec Star -Gbox - HtoH Ku/Ka/C
- My Location
- UK
Hi m8's I wonder if anyone is aware of this device ..and why it might not be available in the UK ..
The device orrather devices come as a kit and are placed at either end of a coaxial cable..
the devices allow up to a theoretical 270 mb of data trafic ..but in practical situations a good 100mbs is claimed without problems ..
the receiver device can then be hooked up to a network switch and that 100mbs the sub divided if neccessary ..
The units are made by netgear (MCAB1001) and I would love to get my hands on one of these kits ...but can only find them available in the USA..
perhaps ..UK legislation is once again to blame .
Basically ..I already have a coaxial cable running between 2 points ...and would like to use my existing internet service at both locations ..(why pay twice ) .
The same thing could in theory be done with a wireless bridge ...but I prefer closed systems.
rgds
VS
The device orrather devices come as a kit and are placed at either end of a coaxial cable..
the devices allow up to a theoretical 270 mb of data trafic ..but in practical situations a good 100mbs is claimed without problems ..
the receiver device can then be hooked up to a network switch and that 100mbs the sub divided if neccessary ..
The units are made by netgear (MCAB1001) and I would love to get my hands on one of these kits ...but can only find them available in the USA..
perhaps ..UK legislation is once again to blame .
Basically ..I already have a coaxial cable running between 2 points ...and would like to use my existing internet service at both locations ..(why pay twice ) .
The same thing could in theory be done with a wireless bridge ...but I prefer closed systems.
rgds
VS