[TriLUG] Cable - nerd stuff needed

[Carl Crider]

Yes, you can set up an AP on their side, and a client on your side. Haven't
used one, but I believe the WRT routers can be configured
as clients. If your home attic vents face one another, this is a good
location for a DIY line of sight setup.

This makes no sense to me. As I understand, TWC has access on the street
for these properties; but will not pay for the full length
of coax to connect one of these homes.(?) The ROI for them is huge! They
(TWC) get the cable for a lower price, and they already have
the labor.  The monthly cost you pay will cover them in 1-2 months. Also,
if the house is connected, then the next resident is more likely
to use TWC.








On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 1:54 PM, Michael Rulison <13miketele at bellsouth.net>wrote:

> Facts:
>     House (in question) is 800 feet from cable/road
>     Next door is a house only 400 feet from the cable source.
>     TW will pay for 400 feet. The additional 400 feet is too expensive
>     Can one get TW cable run to the house next door, use that house's
> electricity to power wireless devices that would then broadcast the
> remaining 400 feet to the house in question?
>     If so, what are the needed devices at house next door and at house in
> question? Approximate costs?
>     Is there a better solution?
>     Desired result: email and Internet access
>
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