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In Denmark I had 300Mbit/s coax/cable broadband. I think the upload was about 30Mbit/s. It was then upgraded to 1000Mbit/s down, 250Mbit/s up, with no change t
by Symbiote 4y ago
In Denmark I had 300Mbit/s coax/cable broadband. I think the upload was about 30Mbit/s.
It was then upgraded to 1000Mbit/s down, 250Mbit/s up, with no change to the cost, IIRC. A technician installed a frequency (?) splitter of some sort, one side for TV and the other Internet.
He remarked that my socket was nicely accessible, so I think he'd been doing this hundreds of times.
(I may have paid an engineer call-out fee for this, I can't really remember. It was 2 years ago.)
- nicwilson 4y ago> a frequency (?) splitter The term for the thing it does is "frequency division multiplexing"