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#274722 - 20/01/2006 13:35 Linksys cable router
tahir pooh-bah Registered: 27/02/2004 Posts: 1919 Loc: London	Fully functioning Linksys BEFSR41 free to anyone in the UK.
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#274723 - 20/01/2006 17:11 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: tahir]
CrackersMcCheese pooh-bah Registered: 14/01/2002 Posts: 2489	How much are you looking for? Edit: Oops I just read 'free'. If its still available I could provide it with a good home with my dad. Edited by Phil. (20/01/2006 17:12)
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#274724 - 21/01/2006 02:31 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: CrackersMcCheese]
SE_Sport_Driver carpal tunnel Registered: 05/01/2001 Posts: 4903 Loc: Detroit, MI USA	I'll get in line behind Phil if he ends up not taking it. I finally convinced my dad to get broadband once I demonstrated Vonage but he'll need a router too. _________________________ Brad B.
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#274725 - 21/01/2006 13:33 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: SE_Sport_Driver]
CrackersMcCheese pooh-bah Registered: 14/01/2002 Posts: 2489	If you're need is greater than mine then I'm happy to let you take it. My dad hasn't even got anything in place yet - I'm just forward thinking for once!
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#274726 - 24/01/2006 08:32 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: CrackersMcCheese]
tahir pooh-bah Registered: 27/02/2004 Posts: 1919 Loc: London	Sorry, forgot about this. So come on who needs it more? I'm happy to send to either.
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#274727 - 24/01/2006 08:33 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: tahir]
tahir pooh-bah Registered: 27/02/2004 Posts: 1919 Loc: London	BTW remember it's a CABLE router, I spent 1/2 a day last week trying to hook it up to my ADSL phone line....
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#274728 - 24/01/2006 12:48 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: CrackersMcCheese]
SE_Sport_Driver carpal tunnel Registered: 05/01/2001 Posts: 4903 Loc: Detroit, MI USA	You've got dibs. _________________________ Brad B.
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#274729 - 24/01/2006 19:42 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: SE_Sport_Driver]
CrackersMcCheese pooh-bah Registered: 14/01/2002 Posts: 2489	Seriously Brad you grab it. I'll not need one for a few months so no sense it sitting in my cupboard.
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#274730 - 24/01/2006 22:13 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: CrackersMcCheese]
tman carpal tunnel Registered: 24/12/2001 Posts: 5528	Are cable modems the same in the US as they are in the UK? ADSL ones aren't as they've got different firmware for what region you are in.
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#274731 - 25/01/2006 00:18 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: CrackersMcCheese]
SE_Sport_Driver carpal tunnel Registered: 05/01/2001 Posts: 4903 Loc: Detroit, MI USA	Quote: Seriously Brad you grab it. I'll not need one for a few months so no sense it sitting in my cupboard. D-oh! I didn't catch the UK part. Shipping to the US wouldn't be worth it! Sorry about that. Edited by SE_Sport_Driver (25/01/2006 00:19) _________________________ Brad B.
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#274732 - 25/01/2006 00:25 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: tman]
robricc carpal tunnel Registered: 30/10/2000 Posts: 4931 Loc: New Jersey, USA	Quote: Are cable modems the same in the US as they are in the UK? I think the 'I' in DOCSIS stands for international. EDIT: Nope, but it's an international standard according to Wikipedia. Edited by robricc (25/01/2006 00:27) _________________________ -Rob Riccardelli 80GB 16MB MK2 090000736
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#274733 - 25/01/2006 08:06 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: SE_Sport_Driver]
CrackersMcCheese pooh-bah Registered: 14/01/2002 Posts: 2489	Uh ok then I can give it a good home! Pm'ing you Tahir.
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#274734 - 25/01/2006 08:27 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: robricc]
tman carpal tunnel Registered: 24/12/2001 Posts: 5528	Quote: As frequency allocation band plans differ between US and European CATV systems, DOCSIS standards have been modified for use in Europe; these are published under the name of "EuroDOCSIS". The main differences account for differing TV channel bandwidths; European cable channels conform to PAL TV standards and are 8 MHz wide, whereas in North-America cable channels conform to NTSC standards which specify 6 MHz. Doesn't look like you can use a UK one in the US.
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#274735 - 25/01/2006 08:50 Re: Linksys cable router [Re: CrackersMcCheese]
tahir pooh-bah Registered: 27/02/2004 Posts: 1919 Loc: London	Gis yer address Phil
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