emtfl$
America My Home Sweet Home.
join:2001-03-03
North Palm Beach, FL
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Re: 1 way cable modem...my only option.
said by quantu5:
They (Adelphia) said I can get one myself....
Wow that I have to admit is stupid if they have the service available they should have the modems to support the service, I would think.
Maybe if you set up a install appointment the installer would have it on the truck anyways I dont know I used to have the 1 way service for a month before the upgrade 2 years ago and it was pretty horrible, you may be better off sticking with Dial Up or checking on Sat Service.
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kfsutops
Premium
join:2002-08-19
Brandon, FL
clubs: 
| reply to hobgoblin
I did some research on one way or actually dual mode modems. At least with regards to surfboards. About the only place you can find them is on ebay. These modems (per motorola and GI) where not released for consumer sale, only for cable operators. If you find one, make sure you reset the defaults. It caused a lot of problems and made a lot of people here mad.
Make sure it has a "d" after the number designation (i.e. sb3100d) if you buy a surfboard. I was unable to find anything anwhere else.
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hobgoblin
Sortof Agoblin
Premium
join:2001-11-25
Orchard Park, NY
clubs:
| reply to quantu5
Quantas,
Firstly what modem you can use would depend on which area you are in.
You can not use a 2 way modem and your dial up modem in any area.
You will be very lucky to find any one way modem "new". I don't think they make them any more.
My advice to you is to ask someone in your area who has the service what modem they are using and research it from there.
Hob
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quantu5
join:2002-08-30
New Market, MD
| reply to hobgoblin
They (Adelphia) said I can get one myself....has advantages and disadvantages. Trying to see what modems I can get and/or if they would work. Most of the ones for sale appear to state 2 way. I don't the details about 1 way systems, how the dialup return works, if a 2 way doscis modem would work, etc. |
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hobgoblin
Sortof Agoblin
Premium
join:2001-11-25
Orchard Park, NY
clubs:
| reply to emtfl$
"I dont think he can get a Adelphia 1 way modem, it seemed from his post the local is either out or dont stock them"
Well they should not be selling the service then.
Hob
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Heimlich has another maneuver which no one ever talks about, because it usually results in two broken wrists and a bent penis. |
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quantu5
join:2002-08-30
New Market, MD
| reply to hobgoblin
Ok, this is what I've got. Adelphia only supports 1 way cable modem in my neighborhood. Can I use a 2 way cable modem on a 1 way system with a regular dialup modem?
Can I lease a 2 way modem and use it on a 1 way system? I noticed most of the two way cable modems do not mention any dialup upstream.
Adelphia stated that they don't have any more 1 way cable modems to lease.
Suggestions?
-Q |
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emtfl$
America My Home Sweet Home.
join:2001-03-03
North Palm Beach, FL | reply to hobgoblin
I dont think he can get a Adelphia 1 way modem, it seemed from his post the local is either out or dont stock them.
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hobgoblin
Sortof Agoblin
Premium
join:2001-11-25
Orchard Park, NY
clubs: | reply to quantu5
DO NOT buy a one way cable modem.
Use Adelphia's.
Hob |
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quantu5
join:2002-08-30
New Market, MD | reply to wzoo1
Will both of these modems work on a 1 way powerlink system? I just want to make sure. |
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wzoo1
join:2001-06-28
MI, USA |  reply to quantu5
The motorola sb3100, and sb4100 (recommended) are all 2way cable modems which are very nice... If adelphia has service, you can use those modems...  |
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