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join:2008-02-13 Hingham, MA | reply to majortom1029 Re: hmm
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the MoCA spec uses frequencies that would be too high to use on a general cable system (above 1GHz)- Verizon can get away with it since it only is used inside the home. |
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 majortom1029
join:2006-10-19 Lindenhurst, NY
| The moca site says above 850 nothing about over 1ghz.
Also cablevision before narad shut down was getting 100/100 with tv over their coax. ITs just a matter of how everything is done on the medium .
Heck HPNA 3.1 states you can get 320/320 out of coax. So its just a matter of what equipment is used.
Also docsis 3.0 states the max speed you can get is 343 down and /144 up
So like i said its not the coax medium just the spec you are using.
I just wish people would stop with this fiber needs to be installed in order to compete stuff. Until speeds reach the 500/500 spot then cable does not need to upgrade yet.
HEck I would thing the US's backbone would have to be upgraded first. |
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