Nope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way
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Nope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way
you press a button and plug it in (probally best to plug it in first tho)
sorted
how that hasstle?
erhmm lolNope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way
you press a button and plug it in (probally best to plug it in first tho)
sorted
how that hasstle?
i am gonna go out tomorrow and see what i find locally
dont really wanna order and wait couple more days
erhmm lolNope, same thing as pyromaniac suggested.
Apparantly a lot of hassle.. so I am gonna try xist's way
you press a button and plug it in (probally best to plug it in first tho)
sorted
how that hasstle?
i am gonna go out tomorrow and see what i find locally
dont really wanna order and wait couple more days
Good luck trying to find it for cheaper.
well, online its quite cheap. But really cant go through that right now.
Financially crippled lol.
Financially crippled lol.
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Just to add, 80Mbp is considered "low end" for HomePlugs these days, whilst 200Mbps is standard and 500Mbps are common too (for around 10% more).
I've got an old second-hand pair connected to my brother's computer downstairs (router is upstairs, in my room) and it actually worked straight away. Took a minute to connect (didn't need to press any buttons) automatically, and now it works fine. Beats running a 20m cable over the floors and down the stairs, and WiFi N isn't strong enough to catch downstairs (drops to 1 bar signal). Here's what Scan.co.uk have on sale.
I've got an old second-hand pair connected to my brother's computer downstairs (router is upstairs, in my room) and it actually worked straight away. Took a minute to connect (didn't need to press any buttons) automatically, and now it works fine. Beats running a 20m cable over the floors and down the stairs, and WiFi N isn't strong enough to catch downstairs (drops to 1 bar signal). Here's what Scan.co.uk have on sale.
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