Pridzz
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Cut a long story short, Got my phone line in my Kitchen but ideally would like my Router in my front room for when my broadband comes, Aparntly somone said there is some sort of device you can plug you phoneline into 240v Plug or somthing and plug the other part of the device in the desired room where you want the outlet of the phoneline? Anyone shed any light?
Regards Tom
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DannyB
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will move this to geek day
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Matty SRi
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Geek day may get you better anwers.
Do you only have 1 phone socket in the house?
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Pridzz
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Sorry Danny, Thought it was in geek day mate - F**kin Iphones....
Yeah just the one line.
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Sam
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Wireless signal should still be OK if the router is in the kitchen, if that's what you're worried about?
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Brett
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Home plugs is what you're thinking of, although I think they're for extending the network via ethernet/wifi as opposed to extending the phone line. Will achieve the same result tho. As Sam said tho, router wifi signal should reach round the house fine.
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Pridzz
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Ive never been a fan of wireless. Always found using ethanet cables to be so much more reliable and quicker. Its ok il just run ethanet cables behind skirtin etc,
You can get a wireless Phone jack connector. Simply by plugging one line into this device into a house socket and
puttin the other in desired place as an output. Transfers throgh your house electric/wireless...
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Steve
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surely you are just moving the method that you are concerened about to another point in the process lol
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John
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It's not wireless if it's using your electrical wires to transmit. They don't work with ADSL anyway.
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pow
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Extend the phoneline? It ain't difficult - 3 wires 
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John
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2 is all you need pow.
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Pridzz
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
surely you are just moving the method that you are concerened about to another point in the process lol
Steve this is slightly concerned me, but its not wireless as such - it works through your 240v socket..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B000NVSHCO/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/275-2900347-7069406?tag=fsa001-21
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Pridzz
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quote:
Originally posted by pow
Extend the phoneline? It ain't difficult - 3 wires
Means i have to drill through wall if I done it proply - Which id prob do with the adsl cable coming off the rooter...
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Brett
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Nothing wrong with wireless tbh
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pow
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quote:
Originally posted by John
2 is all you need pow.
True dat, TBH I'd run all 4 in a bit of telephone wire from maplins.
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