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<0> Well, that's what I'm planning.
<0> So that I can get ADSL. :)
<1> overload actually i probably know everything there is to know about running a channel since i've done it for a while now, and considering i'm helping bigs run his server
<1> i compiled and set the ircd and services up
<0> Any recommendations on this? The transmitters will both be outside of course. :)
<2> [21:00] <1> raffika i got an idea for ya
<2> [21:00] <1> type /aop *!*@*
<3> yeah.
<3> We already stated that.
<4> i have a question if anyone cares to help...
<4> i brought a tuniq tower 120 (heatsink)... wondering if i use use the thermal paste that came w/it or the arctic silver 5 that i got off newegg....
<0> It's up to you. I'd use the Arctic Silver 5 personally.
<0> However, you may want to consider the size of the mating surface area. It may be the case that a thermal pad may be more suitable.
<4> oki dokie
<4> thx
<3> Rob
<3> I told you.
<0> But I'd most likely say that the thermal paste will be fine.
<0> Use the Arctic Silver 5 then.
<0> You're welcome.
<1> raffika just got pwnd
<1> overload since i owned raffika i think dexa plans to ddos me and rob
<1> come to #cloaked
<1> well this is what robs telling me
<1> i didnt see it on the channel
<1> but you'll need to join there to see who he is
<0> No one can ddos me because dialup is my ddos. :(
<5> anybody fancy helpin me get my nick back?
<5> ddos the JaBo bot!
<3> Heh.
<0> flyback
<0> Could you help me with planning my wireless relay project?
<2> Raffika:
<3> Give me the info.
<2> im not a mirc user
<2> i dont know the command
<3> Ok, tell mike.
<3> Untill further ntoice, i'm away
<0> Hello??
<3> Hey.
<0> Hi Raffika
<0> Could you help me with planning my wireless relay project?
<3> Sure.
<1> raffika the only other solution is /aop -wr
<1> then /aop off
<1> that's the best way to clear it
<0> Raffika, have you had much experience with WiFi?
<3> Some.
<0> Have you got Google Earth?
<3> Sorry, I gota go.
<0> -_-()
<3> No, I dont have google earth.
<0> Ok.
<0> Heh.
<3> yeahj, sorry.
<6> hi
<0> That's ok.
<3> I"l bbl though.
<6> listen any of you know about coaxial cabling
<0> It's ok.
<0> Yup.
<6> rg6/uq
<0> Yeah.
<6> im moving and the building has fiber optics and RG6/UQ to the apartments
<6> now, should i wire up the inside of the unit with RG6/UQ?
<0> Cool.
<6> or regular rg6
<6> RG6/UQ is pricey
<6> but is it overkill?
<6> the inside drop is RG6/UQ
<6> but the inside wiring isnt in place :P i have to add the outlets for the TV + Cablemodem
<0> How much does UQ cost there?
<6> mail order ive seen it for like $200
<6> for large rolls tho
<0> Oh ok.
<0> I'm not familiar with UQ.
<6> Structured Cable Products RG6UQ-CCS500B RG6 Copper Clad Steel Quad Shielded Cable 500' Pull Box
<0> But I have used alot of RG6 lol.
<6> $48
<6> not too bad
<6> 500 feet is too much
<6> :)
<6> actually no its not
<6> 500 is just right
<0> Go to Tandy and get... It is?
<0> How much is 500 feet in metres?
<6> 152.4
<0> Well, I always say, do it right the first time.
<0> I like quad shielding though.
<0> What kinda data is going through these cables?
<6> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B000BSH0KY/ref=dp_image_0/104-9213468-9107950?ie=UTF8&n=172282&s=electronics
<6> $18 for
<6> it says quad shielded but doesnt say uq
<6> its only 15 feet :)
<6> i gotta measure the apartment
<6> ayu_fan: Cablemodem
<6> 20/2
<6> for now, eventually they will raise the speeds more
<6> im sure :)
<0> Do you happen to know off the top of your head what frequency range your cable modem uses?
<6> prolly like 498mhz
<6> why?
<6> upstream is prolly a low channel, downstream is like 498 usually
<6> ayu: its regular docsis
<6> ayu: Eventually they will upgrade the system tho im sure
<0> Does your cable TV run through it too?
<6> yeah
<6> it does
<6> cablemodem and cabletv
<0> That's usually 1ghz+
<6> and phone
<6> if i want it
<0> docsis?
<6> circuit switched but they are moving to voip
<6> they are testing cedar point equipment which is what comcast and charter are using now
<0> Oh! RG6/UQ is quad shielded cable. That's good stuff. I have quad shielded cable from my satellite and terrestrial receivers.
<0> Regular RG6 only has 1 or 2.
<0> I would advise RG6/UQ.
<6> yes rg6/uq is quad shielded for the basement to the unit
<6> do most cablecos use rg6/uq in the buildings?
<6> i know most DONT use fiber to the building :)
<6> well time warner is a node outside
<6> they had a node in the back of the building (it was a yellowish box on the pole)
<6> it was shared
<6> then they put in a brand new powered node in the front of the building and there are no other residential units nearby
<6> but time warner's node ratio is supposed to be 500 to 1
<6> while rcn is 150 to 1
<0> Why don't you just get a fiber internet connection. :)
<6> ayu_fan: Cause they would have to wire up the building
<6> and i would have to pay for that for the WHOLE BUILDING
<0> But I thihoguht you said you have fiber.
<6> all 500+ tenants
<0> thought*
<6> its fiber to the building
<0> I see.
<6> the apartments are fed from the basement by coaxial
<6> the fiber box is on the building in the back
<6> at the demarc point
<6> and time warner is the other carrier which put in a new node as well
<6> its all modernized infrastructure
<0> I'd use RG6/UQ, you'll see better speed in your cable.
<0> and better TV signal
<6> FIOS is the same ****
<6> just fiber to the apartments
<0> and less interference from wireless devices like wireless phones.
<6> in some cases
<0> FIOS?
<6> actually Verizon for some MDUs are VDSL
<6> rg6/uq is better :)
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