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Old 21-09-2005, 08:27   #24
SMHarman
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Re: Only one cable modem?

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Originally Posted by Scopeuk
ok i gues youve already gone off the why you "cant" have 2 cable modems but can havea cm and a stb im sure its soemthign to do with the frequencies they use the stb has a higher andwidth requirement but its not working on the same frequency as the cm's so it doesent matter
No it's because they don't want to, not because they cannot. It may also be due to the billing system being unable to cope with the concept, people may want more than one STB, but why more than once SACM when the SACM can be shared, but the STB cannot.
Furthermore, the cable to your house is on the same star of cable as the cable to your neighbours house and the one next to that etc, so in reality your SACM is on the same frequency as your neighbours etc.
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