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Ian |
posted on 20th Aug 07 at 02:12 |
As a precaution, its a fairly insubstantial. | |
Dom |
posted on 19th Aug 07 at 16:13 |
quote: look on The Register, they've done some groups tests between the different models and powerline chipset manufacturers - > HERE <, > HERE <, > HERE <, > HERE <, > HERE <, > HERE <, > HERE < etc | |
Gregor |
posted on 19th Aug 07 at 15:04 |
You will just need to try and find ?(as said) points where cables go up through the partition. Fucked if they come up form the floor though :( | |
mattk |
posted on 19th Aug 07 at 12:57 |
Our local makkies has wifi | |
Aaron |
posted on 19th Aug 07 at 12:27 |
quote: Wow! Has anyone got one of these? This would make my life so much easier because i've got a cable to run from my media centre to my server at the other side of my flat. If the quality and speed of these are any good then i'll get one! | |
MikeD |
posted on 18th Aug 07 at 05:51 |
http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=1&pid=533 | |
lee mitchell |
posted on 16th Aug 07 at 22:09 |
quote:all the schools i do nowadays have wifi in every room :o plus about 30-60 data points aswell | |
C2RL R |
posted on 16th Aug 07 at 07:01 |
i can just picture her sitting at her comp searching for wireless connetions and freaking out when all her neighbours pop up! | |
Cosmo |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 15:19 |
She better hope her neighbours dont have wireless then, or take the sprog to public places as the majority have wifi hotspots now aswell. | |
drunkenfool |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 15:13 |
probably cos they are transmitting signals from a much closer proximity to people than other sources. Personally I think its all bollocks anyway but you know what mothers with young babies are like! | |
John |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 15:07 |
Why are people only worried about mobiles and wifi, oh thats right, because they are on the tv. | |
drunkenfool |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 14:52 |
quote: theres still the debate about if its bad for your health or not, they are thinking of removing them from all primary schools till there is more info, same as the mobile phone debate I guess but she doesnt want to take the chance. Plus wired networks are much more reliable :D | |
Cosmo |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 14:17 |
What exactly is she afraid of the wifi doing? Allowing the kid to pick up webpages in its head?!?! | |
Dom |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 10:47 |
like craig said, either cut the plasterboard either side of the horizontal stud or use a drill bit extension, you certainly dont want to be running network cable near mains cable if you can help it. | |
a_j_mair |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 10:34 |
feed the cables through where there are sockets as should be holes drilled in any dwangs for elecrtic cables to go through. | |
Craigos |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 06:34 |
As above if the wall has not been sheeted then drill a 20-25 hole into the stud. if it has been sheeted and you can either find the stud and cut the plasterboard either side of the stud and then drill holes? or if you have access above the stud wall then i have got extention drill bits that can do up to 3mtrs long. so u stand in the ceiling and drill through the top plate and keep drilling all the way down the wall.. then use a bit of cable or something to use as a draw wire to pull down the wall.. | |
Russ |
posted on 15th Aug 07 at 05:45 |
not clear want you mean ( to me anyway) your runnig a wire down a stud wall, following the vertical stud and theres a horizontal stud in the way? if you can get at it, cut a groove in the stud. if you cant... have a really high newrok point :P | |
drunkenfool |
posted on 14th Aug 07 at 23:18 |
Just wondering the best way to do this? Basically Im going to network my sisters house properly for her, she doesnt want wi-fi cos she has a baby and is extremely health conscious about everything "bad", and obviously dont want wires everywhere. Ive run the cables through the floor/ceiling in my own house, and hidden them on the walls with conduit, but I was wondering the best way to hide them through the walls? |