Wanted to see if there were some recommendations on a solid surge suppressor I could hang on each end of a 300' run of ethernet that goes between the shack and the outbuilding? There are a number of
They make an Ethernet to fiber converter and an fiber to Ethernet converter but they will probably cost more than you want to spend. But if lightening did strike it would not be able to come into th
Go fiber. Check out fs.com or l-com.com and similar "media converters" They run about $30-40 for each end of the link. Then you'll need to get 300 ft/100m of duplex fiber. That will run you about $50
point to point 5GHz link I like Mikrotik RBSEXTANTG5HPnD-US. about $200 gets you 300Mbits Neal, K4EA Wanted to see if there were some recommendations on a solid surge Email sent using Axigen Free Mai
another vote for go fiber. These days you can get desktop/soho switches with SFP ports for fairly inexpensive costs, and fibre is 100% surge protection, vs any copper based converter. Plus as speeds