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Sorry, but no. All it takes is for a neighbour to plug in a noisy appliance to wipe out your network. The problem with P/L is that it can work, until suddenly
by Johnythree 4y ago
Sorry, but no. All it takes is for a neighbour to plug in a noisy appliance to wipe out your network.
The problem with P/L is that it can work, until suddenly it doesn't.
- aidenn0 4y agoReally the G.hn PL modulation seems more than adequate, but the behavior when conditions change is incredibly poor; if I had time, I'd find a "sufficiently noisy" appliance, some romex and run them all together. TCP and many video streaming sites are quite good at handling variable bandwidth, but the G.hn seems to turn that into variable latency, which is terrible. The people who design these are presumably not idiots, so I'd like to know why treating noise like congestion isn't sufficient...