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Boost long-distance bandwidth with a "repeater" powerline adapter

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Hello, I would like to have a good start between A and C, which are quite distant. Would putting a CPL halfway in B help by acting as a sort of "relay" or not?

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    brupala Posted messages 111157 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 453
     
    Hi,
    no, not at all, on the contrary.
    By multiplying the powerline networks on the same electrical installation, you reduce the usable spectrum for each as they will interfere with each other.
    For it to be feasible, there would need to be two separate electrical networks and two powerline modems back-to-back in the middle connected by an Ethernet cable, so in total 4 powerline modems and two different electrical networks.
    If you want a real Ethernet speed, it's better to run a direct cable from one end to the other.

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    1. Camil
       
      Salut, ok j'ai compris, c'est gentil de votre part.
      Une question : quelle est la quantité de débit sur le CPL ? C'est une question de cours et nous avons le droit de chercher sur Internet, sauf que moi je ne trouve pas. Donc si vous pouvez m'aider, ça serait gentil de votre part. Merci.
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      1. brupala Posted messages 111157 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   14 453 > Camil
         
        Hi,
        you can reply on my behalf that the question makes no sense.
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