Re: Powerline Ethernet Technology

[phil phil <phil@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think it's worth mentioning again that the Homeplug units aren't in any
way a reliable way of punting data from one place to another...

Phil

On Mon 30/01/12 16:47 , Bryan Smith bryan@xxxxxxx sent:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am confused. On the one hand I have read that Cat5e is not capable
of
> handling HD video yet now I am reading that I can send it over the
> mainsusing the 200Mbps Homeplug standard.
>
> If Homeplug really will do the job, and given its low cost and ease of
> expansion, why would anyone bother to pull miles of Cat5e?
>
> My major refurb/extension project as yet has no ceilings or dry
lining,
> or even electrics so I am well placed to get someone to install cable
> toa perfectly located node zero, but I am wondering whether I should
> bother.
> What am I missing?
>
> --
> Bryan Smith
>
>
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