[WriteLog] Networks

Jim Sanford wb4gcs@amsat.org
Sun, 02 Apr 2000 17:29:38 -0400


Hi:
I switched my coax network over to 100MB twisted pair a couple of months
ago.  Saw NO increase in radiated noise.  I did see, however, some
impact when I'm running KW on 75 and browsing at the same time.  So, the
usual RF chokes at the switch(faster than a hub) and at each network
card.  Viola -- no problem.

If you have cable modem or ISDN or ADSL coming your way, go for it.

Good luck.

73, 
Jim
wb4gcs@amsat.org



Barry Kutner wrote:
> 
> For a change, here's a question not dealing with a problem:
> 
> Currently my 2 computer network uses RG58 and BNC connectors
> (10Base2) to connect the Ethernet cards. Thinking of switching to
> RJ45/twisted pair cabling with a hub and I wonder if anyone has
> had any RF problems (either network noise in the radio or RFI into
> the network)?
> 
> Tnx/Barry
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