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Re: [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?

Subject: Re: [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?
From: Jim Noble <yahoo-groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2008 10:04:01 +0000
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Stuart Poulton wrote:
> Indeed, depends on your requirements.
> I wonder if mounting BT master sockets on cardboard is an approved
> mounting method ?
> http://www.draytek.co.uk/products/image/vigor2820_loadbalance1.jpg
>

I dunno, seems to work for a lot of modern houses :-)

Jim

References:
- [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?
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- Re: [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?
  - From: Stuart Poulton
- Re: [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?
  - From: Jim Noble
- Re: [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?
  - From: Jim Noble
- Re: [OT] web 'n' walk shared via a wireless access point + router?
  - From: Stuart Poulton

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