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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westernrvparkowner
The "Poles" are the park pedestals. That 36Mb/s speed is the speed between my pedestal #33 and pedestal #40 which are 200 feet apart. The theorectical limit is 500Mb/s for these cheap Nano adapters but you can get them at Gb/s.
As to degradation with multiple users, I know not, but once I have them at capacity, perhaps I can post the results here.
There should not be a security issue since the Nano link looks just like a Wifi signal and they are programmable and must pair so that no one could just purchase one and join the link. In other words, you the park owner would own the first node and the resident would have to pay a deposit fee or whatever to get one for his RV. I assume this is the better way, so that no one gets charged for the improvements.
Because we all know that "free Wifi" access is a big plus.
Time for me to post a disclaimer here folks, I am just a novice tinker at this and by no means an expert on anything. Was just wanting to share some new technology with me fellow RVers.
Now it's time for me to leave to the experts which are many on this site, I am sure. Perhaps I shall make one final post and then move on to somewhere else.
The "Poles" are the park pedestals. That 36Mb/s speed is the speed between my pedestal #33 and pedestal #40 which are 200 feet apart. The theorectical limit is 500Mb/s for these cheap Nano adapters but you can get them at Gb/s.
As to degradation with multiple users, I know not, but once I have them at capacity, perhaps I can post the results here.
There should not be a security issue since the Nano link looks just like a Wifi signal and they are programmable and must pair so that no one could just purchase one and join the link. In other words, you the park owner would own the first node and the resident would have to pay a deposit fee or whatever to get one for his RV. I assume this is the better way, so that no one gets charged for the improvements.
Because we all know that "free Wifi" access is a big plus.
Time for me to post a disclaimer here folks, I am just a novice tinker at this and by no means an expert on anything. Was just wanting to share some new technology with me fellow RVers.
Now it's time for me to leave to the experts which are many on this site, I am sure. Perhaps I shall make one final post and then move on to somewhere else.
