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I'm remodeling my basement and putting in a gameroom. Have it all
framed in and the electrics run, but I was thinking about broadband internet. I know this is kind off the repair topic, but since I have everything open now I was wondering if you guys thought dsl was easier than cable for connection? I'd rather do this now before the drywall goes up. One of my friends emailed me this link http://www.dsl-cable-broadband.com for info, but I thought you guys are a better source! Thanks! |
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DSL works off of a phone line and cable off of an RG-6 coax, so run one of
each to the locations that you may want to install your modem and router. If you want to run Ethernet wiring to other pc locations, run CAT5 cable from your router location to wherever you want a networked pc wrote in message oups.com... I'm remodeling my basement and putting in a gameroom. Have it all framed in and the electrics run, but I was thinking about broadband internet. I know this is kind off the repair topic, but since I have everything open now I was wondering if you guys thought dsl was easier than cable for connection? I'd rather do this now before the drywall goes up. One of my friends emailed me this link http://www.dsl-cable-broadband.com for info, but I thought you guys are a better source! Thanks! |
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wrote in message oups.com... I'm remodeling my basement and putting in a gameroom. I'd bet everyone here would like to have a Gameroom. Especially a maroon Gameroom. Have it all framed in and the electrics run, but I was thinking about broadband internet. I know this is kind off the repair topic, but since I have everything open now I was wondering if you guys thought dsl was easier than cable for connection? I'd rather do this now before the drywall goes up. I have DSL because the phone company had high speed before the local cable company did. They both work well and cost is about the same. The phone line is easily made into a DSL line and you probably want a phone in thee anyway, so run the line. Since you may want to play some games or watch TV when not using the Gameroom, go ahead and run the cable too It is a matter of a splitter for the internet connection later. What's that you say? Gameroom is two words? |
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On Sun, 4 Mar 2007 22:55:56 -0500, "Edwin Pawlowski"
wrote: wrote in message roups.com... I'm remodeling my basement and putting in a gameroom. I'd bet everyone here would like to have a Gameroom. Especially a maroon Gameroom. I had a gameroom in Cameroon. |
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On Mar 4, 10:17 pm, wrote:
I'm remodeling my basement and putting in a gameroom. Have it all framed in and the electrics run, but I was thinking about broadband internet. I know this is kind off the repair topic, but since I have everything open now I was wondering if you guys thought dsl was easier than cable for connection? I'd rather do this now before the drywall goes up. One of my friends emailed me this linkhttp://www.dsl-cable-broadband.comfor info, but I thought you guys are a better source! Thanks! One suggestion I saw on a television show was to run some conduit with a pull string so you can pull whatever your heart desires at a later date. And if you don't like that, pull it out and pull something new in later. Regards, JW |
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On Sun, 04 Mar 2007 19:17:41 -0800, dmorrison1004 wrote:
I'm remodeling my basement and putting in a gameroom. Have it all framed in and the electrics run, but I was thinking about broadband internet. I know this is kind off the repair topic, but since I have everything open now I was wondering if you guys thought dsl was easier than cable for connection? I'd rather do this now before the drywall goes up. One of my friends emailed me this link http://www.dsl-cable-broadband.com for info, but I thought you guys are a better source! Thanks! It does not matter. You should not be running cableing to support your DSL or cable Modem in the middle of your basement. The modem itself should be off in the corner somewhere. Most likely put it right where the phone and cable lines enter the house. From that point on you should be running cat5 or cat6 cableing. So your basement should be wired with cable for TV purposes, and cat5 for network purposes. But it makes no sense to try to run wiring so you can put the cable modem in some random location. Put it at the entry point. You dont need to see it for it to do its job. |
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