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Topic # 191925 20-Feb-2016 21:11
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Hi,

 

 

 

I was wondering if those with experience could recommend a brand/make/model of DSL Master Filter (aka Splitter) for a VDSL 2 connection, and where to buy it from.

 

I am comfortable wiring it myself but not sure if the ones on Trade Me are any good.  The house internal wiring is already CAT5e for phone line from the demark and I will be wiring the Master Filter in about 2m from the demark.

 

I have read sbiddles post as well http://www.geekzone.co.nz/sbiddle/8357

 

 

 

I have not decided which ISP I will move to yet (currently Flip using ADSL2+), but with Flip's terrible customer service I can tell you I won't be staying with them.  Planning to get a ZyXEL P870 VDSL2 modem as I want something that can just bridge the VDSL connection to my firewall, no smart stuff.

 

 

 

Cheers,

 

 

 

MC

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  Reply # 1496418 20-Feb-2016 21:14
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I used a Dynamix one that I got off TradeMe for about 30 bucks until recently. It worked perfectly well on ADSL2. I've only removed it because we've got UFB now.

 

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  Reply # 1496427 20-Feb-2016 22:03
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I can supply including courier NZ wide for $25
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Chorus has spent $1.4 billion on making their xDSL broadband network faster. If your still stuck on ADSL or VDSL, why not spend from $150 on a master filter install to make sure you are getting the most out of your connection?
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  Reply # 1496429 20-Feb-2016 22:16
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coffeebaron: I can supply including courier NZ wide for $25
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This is a pretty good deal, your not going to find better out there!




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  Reply # 1496434 20-Feb-2016 22:48
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coffeebaron: I can supply including courier NZ wide for $25
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Thanks coffeebaron, what make/model are your ones?

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  Reply # 1496576 21-Feb-2016 15:28
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mike548141:

 

coffeebaron: I can supply including courier NZ wide for $25
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Thanks coffeebaron, what make/model are your ones?

 

 

Splitters aren't anything special. If one was made by Lada and the other by Aston Martin they would still be the same thing.

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  Reply # 1542858 27-Apr-2016 15:35
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just make sure the splitter is telepermitted, which the Dynamix brand are.

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