Easily Convert A Coaxial Cable Into Ethernet , FAST SPEED 🚀

This video shows you how to use your existing coaxial cables to carry data in your Local Area Network

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[NikI-vfut]

Coax are kinda ancient tech by now that aren't even used in new apartments for TV.
But if price of 2 converters are less than cheap switch/hub and you don't mind loosing extra wifi spot then coax might be a solution.

[mindright]

A cheap 4 port switch would allow you to use multiple Ethernet cables with each having its own collision domain. This means no packet collisions (if you used a hub) with consistent throughput.

[ofacesig]

MoCA adapters do the same thing but are better. Been using MoCA since 2007, no issues.

[SolrakO]

Nice idea. Could be an issue if you don't have mains power at either end. You could always use the coax as a draw wire to pull new ethernet cable thru.

[thearmchairauditor]

By leaving the coaxial cable coiled and crossing itself like that, you create an electromagnet with frequency interference that will always skue your readings. Always strive to have your cable out all the way and as straight as possible.

[jgbreezer]

You know, you could have just bought an ethernet network switch instead, for like $20 or less, and had like 4 extra data ports... (unless your data rate is too much for sharing down one ethernet in the wall, in which case I suspect also too much to share down the coax too?)

[jeffmiller]

I did this and it works well. More latency than CAT 6, but I do get a gig. The drawback is the extra equipment, and power required. The wife doesn't like the looks of the MOCa adapters....

[MajorTendonitis]

I wouldn’t have ran coax other than from the service box outside (cse), back to your server rack . Our new digital cable boxes are wireless, but thankfully have an Ethernet port, as I will never be a fan of wireless, and will hardwire everything I possibly can .
I ran 3 ethernets to my home theatre rack, as I have a network receiver and a portal, and one spare just in case . I ran 3 cat6 to my garage, two of which are dedicated to surveillance cameras, as I wanted them connected to the switch in my house which has a UPS . The third cat6 feeds another switch in the garage that feeds an AP, network receiver, and other hardwired outlets . I agree on trying to keep thing’s reliable and not having additional switches, but having an additional one in my detached garage just made sense .

I removed almost all of my rg6 coax, and have installed over a thousand feet of cat6.
Been on the industry since the early 80’s, and never thought I’d see the day when I’d be removing the majority of my coax . If I built a new home I’d have two cat6 cables dedicated to each bedroom, and four in the computer room / office, and probably four at the home theatre location

[joegomez]

Nice video. This uses G.hn standard and works better on dark coaxial cable. The MOCA adapters work well with your most cable tv providers and are faster, if it really matters, than G.hn.

[SwayFever]

Can you just use one device? Like I only have a coax cord in my room, can I just run the coax cord into the adapter then Ethernet? Thus only using one?

[ClaytonBridges]

wow your video quality is nice man! this was helpful

[YoutubeWatcher]

I may need this. Because stupid apartment doesn't have lan ports. Only coax ports.

[NickKek-pzkc]

nice video very good explanation and very well edited, very very nice accent relaxing to listen to :D

[michaelwright]

Good video, short, and to the point.

[alexis_dc]

What incoming internet service do you have? Fiber or Coax?

[newguy]

Would this interfere with existing TV and DOCSIS Internet signals? Meaning, can I use this if the cables already run TV and Internet? Thx

[chrisbullock]

I'm confused you used two, but i thought only one was needed per device? One coax female from the wall to the converter, and then ethernet cable from converter to your source...tv/computer

[kainajones]

Can this work the other way? Coax to Ethernet, and then into a PC?

[AllinOne]

Bro's internet speed 500mb per second and my 500kb per second 😅

[UsmanGhanikhattak]

Question;
I have 60+ rooms and install CAT6 for tv, but in my area there no IP tv, what you suggest if i install a entena in my roof top, and purchase this device, this may work ? And for all tvs i have to purchase one or separate for each one ??