Domovoj @ 02.22.16, 11:11
In the firebox.
A normal USB extension cable should be with thick wires (power drawdown) and a screen for noise immunity.
And there’s nothing more to discuss here.
1. Well, why so soon, dear? ;) For NOT urban very interesting question!
2. I agree. But there is no Soviet power - the homeless people handed over all the copper. "flower" diphcite))
3. "There is simply nothing to discuss." I don’t agree here!
Now, if the zone of uncertain reception, then how interesting it is to get a signal?
With a fancy antenna and fierce attenuation on every meter of even the obscenely expensive UHF cable at our frequencies (2100 MHz and above)?
Or try to "quietly and accurately" pull down digitally?
The second option is more pleasant to me.
On the topic: I saw (now lost) a lot of fuss on the forums about using a twisted-pair network for these purposes. Some sought 10-15 or more meters of stable communication with WIFI adapters (for example).
Here there is one important momentik, the wire you need to choose is not simple, but the one that is intended for outdoor use. They should have a real screen and COPPER (and not copper-coated surrogate) veins. And what is interesting: we throw "extra" postings on the power loophole! : D
I myself am now "dabbling" with Chinese active cables
such asuntil it turns out (sort of).
The truth is cold now. But there are options: apply to the amplifier (there is a scarf in the mother’s calab’s pocket with a sales plug);
(Keenetik 4G ll, TP-Link 842ND on modems E3372h (HiLink) and E3131 to the computer. So far, everything has been stable for a month)
Gvizdo_258 @ 02.22.16, 11:58
Tell me where to dig, please?
Googleand
Yandexitesuch as "usb twisted pair extension cable";)
Post has been editedUDODEZ - 05.01.17, 14:04