Ethernet over powerlines

[AdamD]

Has anyone else tried this technology?

I just bought myself 3 Netgear 14mpbs ethernet over power adapters

I don't need anything more than 14, as I don't use a network other than internet usage

But, i've installed it all AOK and it's awesome!

I've been stuck with a rather unreliable internet connection for AGES, so this makes a nice change

Plugged it in, wired up the ethernet cable, didn't even need to install anything, just worked right out of the box, no drivers, nada!

It does come with a CD if you want to setup an encrypted password for the network, but eh

Yes ive championed Homeplug for about 18 months on this forum

[AdamD]

Nice, didn't realise it'd been around for so long.

first network I set up using these was in the summer of 2005 for a guy who had an office built in his garden (he is loaded) to be away from his misses worked a treat and ive championed it ever since

[Zhadnost]

Originally Posted by AdamD

Has anyone else tried this technology?

I just bought myself 3 Netgear 14mpbs ethernet over power adapters

I don't need anything more than 14, as I don't use a network other than internet usage

But, i've installed it all AOK and it's awesome!

I've been stuck with a rather unreliable internet connection for AGES, so this makes a nice change

Plugged it in, wired up the ethernet cable, didn't even need to install anything, just worked right out of the box, no drivers, nada!

It does come with a CD if you want to setup an encrypted password for the network, but eh

I've had some devolo 85Mbit thingies (Homeplug) running for about a year flawlessly with an almost unmeasurably small latency.

Strangely I still find it difficult not to call them powerline devices, and I used to work with the people that were on the powerline project.