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I had the same experience but I did not expect much more from my power installation (a mixture of old and new cabling). This is still 200 Mbps, better than the
by BrandoElFollito 8y ago
I had the same experience but I did not expect much more from my power installation (a mixture of old and new cabling).
This is still 200 Mbps, better than the Wi-Fi the device could get.
- rasz 8y agocabling is not the limiting factor, you can link them using plain cable (outside power installation) https://forum.openrov.com/t/teardown-of-a-homeplug-adapter/305/32 https://forum.openrov.com/t/teardown-of-a-homeplug-adapter/3... 200Mbps is their real PHY speed, 900Mbps is just a Scam
- BrandoElFollito 8y agoAh. Thanks for the link, it is an impressive article and while I work in IT, the electronic may be a bit off my league (I just solder a bit around IoT devices and flash them). I realized with your comment that I have never actually tested the plugs when they are next to each other (say, on an extender). I did not expect there would be a physical limitation below the advertized 1Gbps (I now all I got 400 Mbps I think but I am not at home to get that with a local iperf loop). If they cannot deliver close to that I would be pissed off :) I have, again from memory, a 2x1Gbps tplink pair. This said, my power cabling is sub par so this was the obvious reason for me for the lower bandwidth.