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Good, cheap place to buy a switch?
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if you're in australia www.gamedude.com.au have the cheapest prices I know of... service is pretty shoddy though.
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Hello,
You might want to consider something other than LinkSys. Tests have shown that they are leaky in the RF world, meaning if you have a radio near them, the darn switch interfears with the radio. It is a quality control / sheilding problem.
I would look for a switch that also has an uplink port right on it, just in case you need it for later use. And if you can, plug it into a UPS to minimize / eliminate power hiccup problems.
Christian
You might want to consider something other than LinkSys. Tests have shown that they are leaky in the RF world, meaning if you have a radio near them, the darn switch interfears with the radio. It is a quality control / sheilding problem.
I would look for a switch that also has an uplink port right on it, just in case you need it for later use. And if you can, plug it into a UPS to minimize / eliminate power hiccup problems.
Christian
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