Homeplugs-how do they work?
Im interested in purchasing a pair to connect my newly purchased PS3 (and probably a sling box soon) in the lounge to my Netgear router in my upstairs office
Ideally Id like the ones that keep the plug free i.e. there is a plug socket on the faceplate as I only have two sockets serving my AV area. Can anyone recommend some or are there more problems with these types?
Cheers
Simon
Ideally Id like the ones that keep the plug free i.e. there is a plug socket on the faceplate as I only have two sockets serving my AV area. Can anyone recommend some or are there more problems with these types?
Cheers
Simon
Im interested in purchasing a pair to connect my newly purchased PS3 (and probably a sling box soon) in the lounge to my Netgear router in my upstairs office
Ideally Id like the ones that keep the plug free i.e. there is a plug socket on the faceplate as I only have two sockets serving my AV area. Can anyone recommend some or are there more problems with these types?
Cheers
Simon
Ideally Id like the ones that keep the plug free i.e. there is a plug socket on the faceplate as I only have two sockets serving my AV area. Can anyone recommend some or are there more problems with these types?
Cheers
Simon
Maybe able to get the elsewhere I guess.You *should* be okay plugging it into an extension block as long as it's a normal one, not the type with surge protection etc. in.
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I've got my PC and Xbox plugged into two seperate homeplugs on a surge protector extension cable and both work fine (I wasn't expect them to, but thought 'what the hell' and tried it!)
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