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brad.wright

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#23277 24-Jun-2008 13:50
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Hi All,

Sorry for such a repetitive question (well I think anyway)..

I have just moved into a new townhouse and had my broadband relocated.   I previously had a ADSL Splitter installed in the Demarc.

Unfortunately that is not going to be an option here so I now need to buy some line filter.. Can anyone please recommend a brand I should be buying? Or are they all the same?

Thank you,

Brad Wright.

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  #140170 24-Jun-2008 13:59
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DSE line filters are pretty good....never heard of one that's gone faulty....




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  #140172 24-Jun-2008 14:14
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How many filters will you require, if its more than 3 I recommend you still get a central filter installed, if thought out this can be installed at the first phone jack, only installing a central splitter will you remove all mid span stubs.

Why can you not locate the demarc, if its in a basement comms cupboard you can still have it installed there.

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  #140203 24-Jun-2008 16:21
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+1 on central splitter if you can afford it.

If your wiring is old or long, or a sky tech cut corners or something when wiring in a new jackpoint or something, it will help. Our max speed doubled from 2mbit to 4mbit by using a splitter, thats in a 20 year old house.



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  #140257 24-Jun-2008 19:08
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I concur with the others, but if not an option, then try Dynalink filters. Don't use Dlink filters.




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  #140307 24-Jun-2008 21:00
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Thanks everyone, the place is only 18  months old but the owners aren't too happy about me doing anything that may cause 'damage' to the property. I might try my luck with Dynalink... Any reason why D-Link are so bad?

Thanks again,

Brad.

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  #140315 24-Jun-2008 21:27
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Just get the propper installation done. Filters are the cause of most of the dropout and other issues.




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  #140375 25-Jun-2008 08:38
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brad.wright: Any reason why D-Link are so bad?

Thanks again,

Brad.

I've had experience with many of these causing static on the line, or much lower DSL sync speeds. Put in Dynalink filters, and big improvement.




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Broadband troubleshooting and master filter installs.
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