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Old 23-08-2011, 20:16   #13
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Re: Do 100mb Upgrades Need New Cables?

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Originally Posted by Nopanic View Post
I have the original cables in my street from 1921 and I get 200Mb easy ..
That's pretty impressive given 'modern' coax wasn't invented until 1929 and not used commercially until 1941.

You meant 1981 right? Most areas are still running on the original cable, to clarify where a network is built as a line it's possible that the coaxial line itself may need to be ripped up to allow for replacement of actives. The actual coax itself is usually much of muchness.
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