computer GEEK required

[SoulKiss]

Originally Posted by metalangel

Is the interference enough to stop you buying a cordless phone with two handsets, and keeping one upstairs? You'll need to take it downstairs every now and then to swap it with the one sitting in the charging cradle but not really a big deal is it?

Erm dual handset systems generally come with charging cradles for each phone so you dont need to do that jiggery-pokery...

David if you want a DECT system, I THINK I still have my old one lying around, and can give it to you next time I see you, or post it.

Originally Posted by Bibio

tiz a pity you stay in preston m8. i have the know how, cable and tools.

mind you i am due a holiday to myself.

failing that then something like this:

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/168753

i pay in board and beer

Originally Posted by SoulKiss

Erm dual handset systems generally come with charging cradles for each phone so you dont need to do that jiggery-pokery...

David if you want a DECT system, I THINK I still have my old one lying around, and can give it to you next time I see you, or post it.

dect ???
if it will work i'll have it

Porn in your bedroom. Will you using a webcam. Might be easiest if you and Paul got yourself on Skype.

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by davepreston

i pay in board and beer

hmmm tempting very very tempting.

[andrewsmith]

cable into the room with the wifi or a repeater is the most effective

be lazy and run the cable up the stairs

Kick hole in upper floor , drop ethernet cable down and connect to router , yell at wife to hoover up mess , drop pants and enjoy the net .

[andrewsmith]

Originally Posted by xXBADGERXx

Kick hole in upper floor , drop ethernet cable down and connect to router , yell at wife to hoover up mess , drop pants and enjoy the net .

Try lowest, mid then highest number channel, then try a larger omidirectional aerial, or try just tilting the aerial to about 45 degrees, imagine a fat donut around the aerial, you want the donut facing upstairs.

[jonny.boyd]

I've heard of this technology and with a bit of googling have found a product which does what i've heard:

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...46494&T=Module

Basically with this specific product you get two adaptors which plug into a power socket. One plugs into your router, the other into a power socket where you want internet. The output from the 2nd adaptor is probably Ethernet meaning you could plug another router into it (or go from modem into 1st adaptor, then 2nd adaptor to router for wifi).

Did that make sense? Basically it sends internet through your mains power sockets in your house. This can be expanded upon so you can have say 4 of these adaptors dotted around your house. The product above is just one the first ones i found on google, not sure how good it is or the reviews about it so might be worth looking into it further to find the best product, but theres a starting point and reasonably cheap too!!

Hope I helped