I am on the ellenbrook cable and after numerous messages to iinet, i have
reached exasperation point.
I have been trying to ascertain the download speed i should normally expect.
I currently get between 1 to 12 kps and my lady friend who has adsl gets
between 20 to 50 kps. Now, considering that I
Hi, I am with Telstra and have been for many year mostly because my phone line
is "not eligible" for asdl through some other providers and I have a Telstra
cable to my house. I have had no problems with Telstra but want to know what my
options are for other providers using cable, and
Does anyone know where I can get a Firewire Cable 2.2 to 2.5 meters
long please?
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
http://www.skehan.id.au/
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Hello,
I've signed up to move to Telstra Cable internet as their deal came out a
bit cheaper than iinet, and I was seduced by 'indications' of 70mBs. It's
using the same cable that was laid in my street a few years ago by Foxtel.
We used foxtel for a short while, so their bo
On 20/12/03 5:55 PM, "Vladimir James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Some may not be aware that other conditions besides ISPs may affect
download efficiency. For example, ancient Telstra cabling
Ancient,as in old, has nothing to do with it.
Distance from the exchange
Fau
-- Bob Howells replied --
>> Some may not be aware that other conditions besides ISPs may affect
>>download efficiency. For example, ancient Telstra cabling
>Ancient,as in old, has nothing to do with it.
>Distance from the exchange
>Fa
Hi,
I know there is another thread about Broadband running at the moment, but
I'd like to ask about experience with Telstra's Cable Broadband when it's
actually working and installed.
I'm currently happy with iinet DSL/VOIP/4gb plan with a wireless 4 port
modem, but got the
Hi
I'm going to upgrade from my 56k connection to iiNet to either ADSL via
iiNet or Bigpond via the Foxtel cable already installed in my house.
Is one better than the other? Is one likely to be outdated prior to the
other? And finally, is the support of either supplier likely to better
tha
On 25/2/02 7:16 PM, "C. Brett Curtis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am on the ellenbrook cable and after numerous messages to iinet, i have
> reached exasperation point.
>
> I have been trying to ascertain the download speed i should normally expect.
> I currently
Hi folks
If I remember correctly someone on he list is connected to Cable in
Ellenbrook?? If that is you could you please contact me off-list as I
am having trouble getting online with the cable modem, and so far the
tech support is non-existant.
Thanks
Daniel F.
For those using Telstra Cable Broadband, there is a general maintainable outage
at the moment. Seemingly widespread.
On their website, they are saying normal service will return at 15:00 today.
I must have missed their heads up email alert letting their loyal customers
know about the pending
...@cryptodome.com.au
mob: [+61] 0417965618
On 08/09/2010, at 2:16 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
> Hi, I am with Telstra and have been for many year mostly because my phone
> line is “not eligible” for asdl through some other providers and I have a
> Telstra cable to my house. I have had no prob
09/2010, at 2:16 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
Hi, I am with Telstra and have been for many year mostly because my
phone line is “not eligible” for asdl through some other providers
and I have a Telstra cable to my house. I have had no problems with
Telstra but want to know what my options are
Hugh,
You say you have Telstra cable to your house. That means that you can
get Foxtel, and Telstra-only Internet trough that cable. That
Internet should have very satisfactory speed.
The national telecommunication competition arrangement forces Telstra
to allow other providers to use
Hi Hugh,
I've got Telstra Cable, pretty much for the same reason you're looking
at it. Even though I was eligible for ADSL, the speed was terrible
(2-3Mbps if I was lucky) and it would constantly drop out and be
generally unstable, requiring many reboots of the router. Telstra
Cable on
t: Re: cable internet
Hi Hugh,
I've got Telstra Cable, pretty much for the same reason you're looking
at it. Even though I was eligible for ADSL, the speed was terrible
(2-3Mbps if I was lucky) and it would constantly drop out and be
generally unstable, requiring many reboots of the router
On 9 September 2010 10:41, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
> Gordon, thanks for that, what is wrong with the NetGear?
The issue I had with the Netgear was regular rebooting. There's quite
a bit of discussion about this on Whirlpool and it has been traced
back to issues with the number of simultaneous conn
On 09/09/2010, at 10:59 AM, Gordon Campbell wrote:
> The issue I had with the Netgear was regular rebooting
I am also using Telstra Cable (and have done for as long as the service has
been available) and I have to say that I have not had this problem with the
Netgear device. The only r
Oops you were looking for 2.2 - 2.5... How about a 3m cable for ~$16
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Firewire-6pin-6-pin-IEEE-1394-3m-Cable-Lead_W0QQitemZ
300300025852QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_CablesConnectors_RL?hash=item300
300025852&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A2%7C65%3A1%7C39%3
Hi Adrian,
Check out eBay if you're happy to wait a week or so. I did a search for
firewire 2m and checked worldwide. Here's one for AU$15
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Firewire-6pin-6-pin-6-6-IEEE-1394-2m-Cable-Lead-Wire_
W0QQitemZ290303144499QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Computing_CablesConnector
Fixing something that wasn't broken, huh?
Your anxiety may be well founded Tim. I've been with Bigpond cable
(now "Cable Extreme") for 7 + years (2 houses) and look forward to
moving to iinet.
The 70 megs a second is theoretical. Unlike ADSL, one shares bandwidth
wit
1/2009, at 9:36 AM, Tim Law wrote:
Hello,
I've signed up to move to Telstra Cable internet as their deal came
out a
bit cheaper than iinet, and I was seduced by 'indications' of
70mBs. It's
using the same cable that was laid in my street a few years ago by
Foxtel.
W
wrote:
> Fixing something that wasn't broken, huh?
>
> Your anxiety may be well founded Tim. I've been with Bigpond cable (now "Cable
> Extreme") for 7 + years (2 houses) and look forward to moving to iinet.
>
> The 70 megs a second is theoretical. Unlike ADSL
I've been on Telstra Cable for around 10 years. I don't have any tech
problems any more. Downloads can be pretty fast but uploads are slow
which is bad if you Skype videoconference.
The major problem is the cap. 12 Gb doesn't allow much and I see deals
advertised everywh
On 10/11/2009, at 9:36 AM, Tim Law wrote:
> Has anyone had experiences with Telstra Cable internet and Mac households
> that are worth me knowing about?
>
I have to agree with all the comments posted by Cable users. In my experience
(pretty much since they made it available) downlo
Hi All,
It seems that gradually more Mac users are connecting to cable. I
have been connected for almost 2 years and have found the Whirlpool
site <http://whirlpool.net.au/faq-mac.cfm> to be an invaluable source
of facts and information. The site also has various forums where you
can d
Unsure of correct address so if this message has appeared a number of times,
please accept my apologies.
I would welcome any advice on acquiring a cable to connect my G4 to a HP
Designjet 230 plotter.
I have the required Gimp-Print drivers.
Thank you all in advance.
Regards,
Rod
0
Hello all,
I would welcome any advice on acquiring a cable to connect my G4 to a HP
Designjet 230 plotter.
I have the required Gimp-Print drivers.
Thank you all in advance.
Regards,
Rod
0
Rod Jurich & Associates
Lot 231 Patersonia Road
Chittering WA 6084
PO Bo
Bob Howells wrote:
On 20/12/03 5:55 PM, "Vladimir James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some may not be aware that other conditions besides ISPs may affect
download efficiency. For example, ancient Telstra cabling
Ancient,as in old, has nothing to do with it.
Indeed. Howe
> -Original Message-
> From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Craig Ringer
> Sent: Sunday, 21 December 2003 1:57 PM
> To: WAMUG Mailing List
> Subject: Re: Cable & ISP's
>
>
> Bob Howells wrote:
> > On 20/12/03 5:
> -Original Message-
> From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Vladimir James
> Sent: Monday, 22 December 2003 12:41 PM
> To: WAMUG Mailing List
> Subject: Cable & ISP's
>
>
> -- Bob Howells replied ---
Does anyone know where I can purchase the original iBook AV cable that
connects the headphone jack of Ibook Clamshell SE 466 and the iBook
500 and 600?
Mine has been damaged right at the end of the Video RCA plug but audio
works fine (pity). Any idea on the price?
Regards Christian
Hi, I know internet connections and specifically providers are a
recurring theme here, but I have a few very specific questions as I am
considering connecting to bigpond cable. Current set up is imac G5, imac
snow (G3), PS2 and ibm laptop. Laptop and PS2 are not on network, and
imacs are hardwired
Following on from my questions about Bigpond cable wireless I though I
would let you all know how the self-install went.
I ordered a cable-wireless modem on a unlimited plan last week, and it
arrived as promised Monday, after going to the post office to collect
it, I forgot to bring my username
Still having problems with home setup using Bigpond Cable and LinkSys
G wireless broadband router. It's currently not working.
Am using ethernet cable plugging into Mac (17" 1.33Mhz Powerbook) to
connect. Getting complaints from my Mom as her iMac downstairs can't
connect
Hi, the wireless network is within your own home, so that part
depends on you, not Telstra. If their cable modem does not have
wireless, you would need to get a wireless router as well as the
cable modem, and it doesn't really matter if you use a Mac wireless
router or a generic one,
Thanks Susan,
So does that mean I can use the single Ethernet outlet on the cable modem
that I understand Telstra will supply, and plug it into my existing a spare
ethernet port on my 4 port + wireless modem?
I'm guess I'm wondering if the existing modem will only distribute
wirelessl
On 23/12/2006, at 6:39 PM, Tim Law wrote:
Thanks Susan,
So does that mean I can use the single Ethernet outlet on the cable
modem
that I understand Telstra will supply, and plug it into my existing
a spare
ethernet port on my 4 port + wireless modem?
Alternately , will your existing
Hi Tim,
Firstly ADSL is technically not a shared service, you get your full
speed from your house to the DSLAM. From the DSLAM you are then
sharing the backhaul to the ISP and you are then sharing the upstream
bandwidth from the ISP to the internet.
Cable on the other hand is a shared
ly not a shared service, you get your full
speed from your house to the DSLAM. From the DSLAM you are then
sharing the backhaul to the ISP and you are then sharing the
upstream bandwidth from the ISP to the internet.
Cable on the other hand is a shared service, so if there are 20
other ca
Thanks Bob,
> Alternately , will your existing modem / wireless Router work on the
> Telstra cable ?
> So what is the existing Modem / wireless routermake and model
> number ?
> Bob.
Belkin Broadband Voice Modem/Router - wireless 4 port
Part # F1PI241EGau
Only supplied
I'm on with Amnet and my modem says it's connected at 7392!!
i never get downloads that fast thou;)
Mike
- Original Message -
From: "Tim Law" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WAMUG Mailing List"
Sent: Saturday, December 23, 2006 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: Cable Br
Thanks folks,
I'm actually after Telstra Cable speeds, not ADSL.
I find it's easy to get confused between the Mega Bit per second and the
Mega Byte per second. I'm likely to be corrected here, but there are 6 bits
per byte, so a download speed of 8 mega bites per second, is actua
r second (eg. 20MB/s) just to confuse everyone.
:-(
What I'm trying to find out is just how close to their advertised
speeds (8
Mega bytes per second) people have found with Telstra Cable,
Actually, that should read as 8 mega bits per second (8Mbps) in this
case which also happens to
On 23/12/2006, at 11:35 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
What I'm trying to find out is just how close to their advertised
speeds (8
Mega bytes per second) people have found with Telstra Cable,
Actually, that should read as 8 mega bits per second (8Mbps) in
this case which also happens
internet.
Cable on the other hand is a shared service, so if there are 20
other cable connections in your street then you will be sharing
that 8Mbps with the other 20 users.
So that everybody understands . !
Cable . as in the Telstra Broadban Cable service. is
On 24/12/2006, at 12:35 AM, Martin Hill wrote:
However, you do also have the exceptions where data transfer speeds
of storage devices are sometimes described using either bits or
bytes such as the speed of CD-ROMs being described in bits per
second (eg 1x CD-ROM = 150Kbps) while hard disk
you all could be wrong in one point:
8 bits gives your the bytes (or a single character within a document/
email)
additionally there are control bits added (start/stop/parity) which
normally gives you all up 10 bits per character/bytes
if you compare modem rating to speed, you will see that 100
If one is to be pedantic the abbreviation for kilo is lowercase 'k' -
all units below Mega- have lowercase according to SI nomenclature
On 24/12/2006, at 12:35 AM, Martin Hill wrote:
1 kilobit is written 1Kb
1 kilobyte is written 1KB
1 megabit is written 1Mb
1 megabyte is writt
Hi all,
THANKS for the time and explanations of my Cable query.
> 12) Re: Cable Broadband
> by Adam Hewitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 17) Re: Cable Broadband
> by Martin Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Adam's explanation was really helpful - there appears to be
On 24/12/2006, at 7:42 AM, Robert Howells wrote:
Now comes the question
What do you get out of your 24Mb service
that you would not have if you were on an ADSL11.5Mb service ?
( assuming here that u would get the same practical speed of
1.3Mbps )
Good question Bob. At the time w
Hi Tim
I wanted to send something to you earlier but have been busy.
You have been well advised so far but one warning has been missing - Telstra
cable BB still, as far as I know, requires some software to initiate and
maintain the network connection. This is commonly known as heartbeat
I guess everyone has seen the new large price increases by Telstra for cable
internet services.
Does anyone know of an alternative provider, or is it a monopoly?
Also, where do you go to get additional Sherlock plug-ins?
T.I.A.
Brett Carboni
Tsunami
have a phone socket near your computer - since
you're upgrading from 56K - will probably not need any re-wiring in your
house, where your current cable connection probably arrives somewhere away
from your computer.
As for out-dated, dunno, we still use English these days - I suspect w
Onno Benschop wrote:
> But what did your spell-checker make of my name?
Suggestions
No
On
One
Onto
Onion
I was tempted on the last one! :)
Peter
nal
> likes or dislikes)
Being on a Foxtel cable connection I have never used ADSL so I can't
really comment on the relative merits of the two systems. I can, say,
however, that I am very pleased with the performance and utility of the
cable setup I have. Because I connect daily, and
Does anyone have a SCSI cable with the following connectors -
High Density (half pitch) 50 pin male to D Sub 25 pin male
which they would like to sell.
Please contact me at the above address or telephone 9277 5740.
Thanks,
Terri.
Can someone please tell me the maximum length I can use for a
Firewire printer cable?
Diana
Hello List,
Does anybody know the maximum length that a USB cable can safely be? I
want to wire up a printer on the other side of a room - probably about 20
feet away, allowing for a couple of twists and turns. Also, where can I
buy such a thing?
Cheers,
Bill Chesnutt
Oops
My error
The outage is for next week
Maintenance event
State: Western Australia
Service:Broadband Cable
Description:Some Broadband Cable services may be unavailable.
Time start: 18-10-2012 10:00
Time end: 18-10-2012 15:00
Must be some other reason mine is not
Hi All :)
Been a while since I've posted here - hope you are all well!
I'm on the hunt for an old localtalk cable, the old round pin ones. After
all these years of collecting junk in my shed, its the only cable I don't
have and I need it!
Seeya
Rod
PS Ronni - Go Freo!!
-- T
Hello group,
where can I get a firewire cable to connect a hard drive (with
firewire 400 port) to the iMac firewire 800 port ?
The firewire 400 port on the iMac is already assigned to the Time
Machine HD.
Have asked in shops, but none available.
Thanks
Walter
-- The WA Macintosh User
Hi all
A cable question. Recent questions about using the s-video out port on G3
powerbooks has made me think about trying to hook mine up to the telly for a
bit of DVD viewing. Having bought the 'book second hand, I don't have the
cable that apparently they are born with, so I need
is a well known brand, but requires a custom
firmware to support Telstra.
They are $200 each.
If you want one, let me know as Daniel Kerr and I will be putting in a
bulk order and configuring them for Telstra.
Cable Users Rejoice!
- Matt
--
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ludes a 4-port
ethernet switch. The router is a well known brand, but requires a
custom firmware to support Telstra.
They are $200 each.
If you want one, let me know as Daniel Kerr and I will be putting in
a bulk order and configuring them for Telstra.
Cable Users Rejoice!
- Matt
Ther
Hi Wamuggers,
I have a Telstra/foxtel cable modem and a Linksys Etherfast Cable DSL
Router . Matt set this up for me and it worked reasonably well,but
dropped out quite frequently for reasons unknown. The only way I could
get back on line was to do a reset on both 'Boxes'
It seems to me that a lot of the angst about BigPond cable on macs
could be just ancient history. I really couldn't have found it more
straightforward.
Dudley Gager
The cheap cable contract now offered allows a download of 500mb per month.
Can someone give me an example of the number of emails I could download or
web pages it is possible to visit for 500mb?
On 24/08/2004 8:49 PM, "Christian Kotz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can purchase the original iBook AV cable that
> connects the headphone jack of Ibook Clamshell SE 466 and the iBook
> 500 and 600?
> Mine has been damaged right at the e
I am currently using Bigpond cable with a Netgear wired router. It is
my intention to buy an iBook soon and I am currently looking at
wireless routers. From my reading of Whirlpool it appears that many
of the wireless router brands have problems of one kind or another. I
would appreciate
On 21 Feb 2006, at 5:06 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
Hi, I know internet connections and specifically providers are a
recurring theme here, but I have a few very specific questions as I am
considering connecting to bigpond cable. Current set up is imac G5,
imac
snow (G3), PS2 and ibm laptop
On 21/2/06 8:06 PM, "Hugh Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1/. How hard is it to "self install" bigpond cable wireless modems? (
> the website says that self install is not supported for macs?)
> 2/. Does anyone know what the modem is that bigpond uses? (
On 21/02/2006, at 10:39 PM, Greg Sharp wrote:
On 21/2/06 8:06 PM, "Hugh Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1/. How hard is it to "self install" bigpond cable wireless modems? (
the website says that self install is not supported for macs?)
Telstra Wireless is
, "Hugh Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1/. How hard is it to "self install" bigpond cable wireless
modems? (
the website says that self install is not supported for macs?)
Telstra Wireless is a pain in the butt. Nobody I've heard of with
a Mac has
had any su
e fastest available as far as I
know. Prices comparable or better.
On 22/02/2006, at 1:41 AM, Brett Carboni wrote:
On 21/02/2006, at 10:39 PM, Greg Sharp wrote:
On 21/2/06 8:06 PM, "Hugh Griffiths" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
1/. How hard is it to "self install" bi
I can upgrade this to bigpond cable, and with
the 12 months half price and the free "self installation" I can go from
dial up to cable for effectively nothing for the first twelve months. I
had discounted adsl as I am on the Hammersly exchange and my
understanding is that adsl through thi
On 22 Feb 2006, at 1:41 AM, Brett Carboni wrote:
BTW, she *did* get me running after a while with a direct ethernet
connection but, hey, everything was working fine until they sent me
the new cable modem. And I'm kinda used to wireless now. And she was
polite :-)
They're not chea
Hugh
We're running a VoIP business for residential customers and have come across
Bigpond cable a number of times and the trouble customers have plugging our
phone adapter in. What we have found is that Bigpond cable only supports a
single device - either the Ethernet port or USB
It sound like the best option if I have to keep with bigpond is to go
the standard cable modem and then use airport to link my PC ( wireless
already) and imac G3 ( if needed), I'm quite happy at this stage to
leave the PS2 off the network.
Best Regards
Hugh Griffiths
-Original Me
If I get a telstra wireless cable modem ( Motorola surfboard sbg 900)
and run the self install intitially using my Windoze XP computer am I
likely then to have any problems configuring my imac G5 ( 10.4.x) to
connect wirelessly, ideally with the Windoz computer never connected
again?
Best Regards
have had situations mainly late at night where
the support person would not even attempt to help because I do not
have a WinXP machine to use.
Cheers!
`Rob...
On 22Mar2006, at 1:06 pm, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
Following on from my questions about Bigpond cable wireless I though I
would let
Has anyone any recommendations for usage meters for cable modems, and
also has anyone any recommendations for speed meters for cable modems.
I also remember some time ago someone on the list wrote a really neat
little seabreeze widget for dashboard, I just cant find the info if they
still have
On 23/03/2006, at 5:05 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
Has anyone any recommendations for usage meters for cable modems, and
also has anyone any recommendations for speed meters for cable modems.
I also remember some time ago someone on the list wrote a really neat
little seabreeze widget for
Applet at
<http://bmods.briscomp.org.au/> that will give you upload and
download performance.
I typically get around 5.66 Mbps download and 115 kbps upload on
Bigpond cable. I am eagerly awaiting ADSL2 with dedicated DSLAM in my
area (my line won't cope with it currently) to
I have since shifted and have a cable modem for sale please email me off
list if interested. It is only 4 mths old
Mike Seymour
Hi all,
There is a great usage meter app for MacOS X users. It only works with
Telstra Bigpond ADSL or Cable, and is written by a UWA student by the name
of Elliot Alfirevich.
<http://users.bigpond.net.au/Alfirevich/PondUsageX/>
There is a more reliable mirror of the software at
Hi. Like Houston I have a problem :-(. Every so often I get my mail
returned saying there is a problem with my SMTP settings . If I go away
and come back sometime later without changing anything it works. I am
using biege G3/300 Mac OS X Cable to telstra bigpond. Programme is Mail
1.1. My
--
From: T A Masolini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 17:51:15 +0800
To: WAMUG
Subject: Wanted - SCSI Cable
Does anyone have a SCSI cable with the following connectors -
High Density (half pitch) 50 pin male to D Sub 25 pin male
which they would like to sell.
Can someone please tell me the maximum length I can use for a
Firewire printer cable?
Diana
You have a firewire printer? Are you sure you don't mean USB?
Firewire devices can be up to 4.5m apart using standard copper cables.
Have fun,
Shay
--
=== Shay T
About 4 meters point to point (computer to peripheral) total so say 2
meters computer to DV camera + 2 meters camera to printer (unless the
DV camera)
Or 10 meters if you then place a firewire hub/repeater at the end of
the 10 meter cable and plug your peripherals in to the hub.
Can
About 4 meters point to point (computer to peripheral) total so say 2
meters computer to DV camera + 2 meters camera to printer (unless the
DV camera)
Or 10 meters if you then place a firewire hub/repeater at the end of
the 10 meter cable and plug your peripherals in to the hub.
Actually, you
Can someone please tell me the maximum length I can use for a
Firewire printer cable?
You have a firewire printer? Are you sure you don't mean USB?
Firewire devices can be up to 4.5m apart using standard copper cables.
Thanks to Shay and Mark. 4 m is more than enough. It is an Epson
Would anyone have a cable to connect up a laserwriter 2 to a 5260
Thanks
Ray
--
Hello List,
Does anybody know the maximum length that a USB cable can safely be? I
want to wire up a printer on the other side of a room - probably about 20
feet away, allowing for a couple of twists and turns. Also, where can I
buy such a thing?
To quote <http://developer.apple.com/hardw
Does anybody know the maximum length that a USB cable can safely be?
According to the USB 1.0 white paper here :
http://www.usb.org/developers/whitepapers/cablew~1.pdf
it's more about propagation delay than length. In their example it
shows maximum length should be about 5m with good qu
Dick Smith and Tandys sell pre made long USB cables. Check them out.
regards, Ted
-Original Message-
From: Antony N. Lord [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 1 May 2003 23:09
To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: Re: Long USB Cable
>Does anybody know the maximum length that a USB ca
If you call Mike at AppleCentre Joondalup (Phone: 9301 5333) they had
a USB Extender cable (which pulled more power through from the
computer). It would run off a 5 metre USB cable and was 5metre in
length I belive, which therefor would give you a total length of
10meters.
They had one in
I have a 256kb cable modem if any1's interested.
Contact me off group
Brett Curtis
Master Window Cleaners
Perth, Western Australia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.masterwindowcleaners.com
It seems that Apple finally released the vital Thunderbolt-to-Firewire cable,
originally promised for July. It's currently availble from Apple's online
store, but hopefully it won't be too long before it makes its way onto physical
shelves locally. It has a single FW 800 port, s
I'm away for a while, but if you're still looking in April get in touch.
Robin
On 19/03/2011, at 9:30 AM, Rod Lavington wrote:
> Hi All :)
>
> Been a while since I've posted here - hope you are all well!
>
> I'm on the hunt for an old localtalk cable, th
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