On Sun, 03 Jun 2018 12:55:16 -0700, OFWW
wrote:

On Sun, 03 Jun 2018 04:14:30 -0400, J. Clarke
wrote:

Geezus, you don't even know what the Hell you're looking at. That is
a POWER OVER ETHERNET extender. What it _amplifies_ is the _power_.
The Ethernet signal is transferred by a switch. If you don't know
what a "switch" is in this context you really should learn before
making more of a fool of yourself. That device has an internal 2 port
switch.

Well Mr. Bright boy, when the power dies, the signal dies with it one
wired systems.

Is it your belief that the normal configuration of twisted pair
Ethernet involves powering network devices over Ethernet?

All wire is is an elongated resistor that carries power. Try running
super long extension cords and watch the voltage drop.

One can only have so many repeaters in line, know why?
Those all tell you your signal now can reach 600 hundred feet. Twice
what you said was possible.

And you have a whole lot of learning to do regarding microwave's and I
am not about to waste further time with you on this.

Yeah, the FCC and I are idiots and you're the genius.