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Hi
I have just recently bought 4xSolwise HomePlug Av 500 powerline plugs.
I chose this over others as it was cheaper and there was a review online stating it was good.
It is different from NetGear and others as it is not a global brand (I think).
Does anyone have a view on this brand??? Also... How can I validate the bandwidth that I am getting.
Thanks
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I have just recently bought 4xSolwise HomePlug Av 500 powerline plugs.
I chose this over others as it was cheaper and there was a review online stating it was good.
It is different from NetGear and others as it is not a global brand (I think).
Does anyone have a view on this brand??? Also... How can I validate the bandwidth that I am getting.
Thanks
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Not sure what you WANTED ... But you wait that time and then give a B grade with no comment.... Thanks!
I'd forgotten about this question.
There used to be quite a few powerline networking setups running in my neighbourhood but now there may only be one left, and that seems to spend most of it's time trying to make a connection, rather than passing data. The susceptibility to interference makes PLT unreliable for applications needing 100% reliability e.g. video over internet so the folks using PLT here seem to have literally pulled the plug(s).
There used to be quite a few powerline networking setups running in my neighbourhood but now there may only be one left, and that seems to spend most of it's time trying to make a connection, rather than passing data. The susceptibility to interference makes PLT unreliable for applications needing 100% reliability e.g. video over internet so the folks using PLT here seem to have literally pulled the plug(s).
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