WiFi verses Powerline
If anyone is interested in this: I live at a RV Park that has free Wifi but the problem was how to ensure every customer receives access. We have discovered that Wifi coupled with Powerline adapters a...
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AMOS33 wrote:
Thank you sir for your reply but it does work in our small RV park with only 58 sites. I am sure that many problems will arise, but for now, my RV is getting excellent signal and throughput compared to what I got originally. I must admit I find it discouraging the comments to date replete with accusations of snake oil salesman, immaturity since I am a new poster,ad infintum...have a nice day, I stop.
Please don't go away. I tried to explain that internet over powerline is neither new nor unique. I am really interested in what you did. The 1 known factor of public forums is that their are a lot of folks who post even when they have no idea what they are talking about or accuse folks of stuff they never did (I have done it myself but I am working of doing better).
If you could explain how the host system ties into the powerline (and which part of what powerline) it might help us all understand how this is done. It sounds like even in a larger park multiple systems could be setup to allow the necessary number of connections via multiple powerline.
Hoping to hear back from you again!
If you are not comfortable with the responses here, please feel free to PM me. I really am interested and I might be able to run some interference.
