Recent content by bashdabish

**** me....what a kerfuffle. This forum is shafted, tararr

Fair enough, not of interest to you chaps. I often forget what a forum is

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/arson-attack-jailed-petrol-bomb-3759536

1hr 42mins and 23 secs for the start of Hull City chat

Last abductor muscle wasn't it?

Pretty sure we was linked with him over the summer

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45481218

I am guessing that is with a 2.4ghz wireless router at the end of the ethernet run? If you ever fancy another speed boost, putting a 5ghz wireless router and sorting your laptops 5ghz out (maybe with an additional usb 5ghz wireless adapter) would give you a very strong chance of getting that...

Spot on :emoticon-0148-yes:

No problem fella

Running Ethernet cable is 100% the best way, but not as easy as powerlines. Would have to be external CAT5e minimum for current fibre speeds. Gives you options as well because you don't have to move the fibre router if you don't want to, you could just pop a normal wireless router at the end of...

Sorry mate, didn't mean to confuse you. What I have suggested are two very different solutions. For ease option 1 all the way, just not if you are a keen online gamer in the conservatory. 1. Wireless powerlines - These come in a set of two. You plug one into the power socket near your router...

One thought would be could you use a wireless powerline to bring it closer to your conservatory? For example into the room adjoining? I have fitted external Cat5e before, used something like this...

Two spring to mind 1. Some fibre services are still delivered over copper for the 'last mile' as they call it. In these situations water can ingress into copper joints on any weak parts of the network. This causes a reduction in sync speed until the joint dries out. Over time this will turn...

No mate, it's very true https://www.speedguide.net/faq/what-is-the-actual-real-life-speed-of-wireless-374 To save any confusion and reading through the link here is the true wireless speeds you would expect, wireless n 2.4ghz highlighted in bold Below is a breakdown of actual real-life...