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Coaxial modem

mockerydawg · 2009-10-03 12:37:40

Hi, I just moved into a new place, and have found I only have a coaxial input for a modem. I've been looking online, but only finding rj11/45 modems. Can anyone advise me of any modems/routers that will do the job, and the best place to purchase it from. Thanks

03-10-2009 12:37pm

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mockerydawg

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Hi,
I just moved into a new place, and have found I only have a coaxial input for a modem. I've been looking online, but only finding rj11/45 modems.

Can anyone advise me of any modems/routers that will do the job, and the best place to purchase it from.

Thanks

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#2 03-10-2009 12:49pm

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I'm thinking that's an input for a broadband modem.
Chances are your new place is setup for internet access from UPC.

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#3 03-10-2009 2:48pm

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Unfortunately I've signed up with Eircom, as I will never go back to Chorus again. Are these cable modems for sale, or is the only option to get a 2nd hand one from another disgruntled Chorus customer?

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