broadband over powerline

[Melanie]

Certainly Luciano for a device of the complexity and sophistication of the ZyXEL product, but for something a lot slower and far more basic (although functionally it'll still do the job of conveying Ethernet over Power Lines), you can do it for around US$250 and about two weeks worth of effort (assuming you know what you're doing!).

If it's for yourself, it's just not worth doing. Far easier to grab your Credit Card (or if you don't have one borrow a friends) and order one ready made - it doesn't matter where you are in the world - nowadays the world is a small place, you can buy just about anything from anywhere.

If it's for a commercial project, then asking how to make one on this forum indicates you don't know what you're doing... so either you want the schematics and code handed to you for free, or you're looking at closer to two years rather than two weeks...

Either way, enjoy the experience...

> i dont't know why melani stop me again and again

I wasn't aware I'd ever stopped you doing anything. Please explain yourself...

[smart_storm]

first of all i'm sorry for my bad english
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SORRY "MELANIE" and thanks for your answers
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i'll beleve that it's imposible to do such thing assuming that "I don't know what i'm doing" NOW

so i'll go ahead but in the side of trying to buy something like ZyX.....

or to use that "max xxxx"

but finaly take a moment and take a look to this PDF file

http://www.uploading.com/?get=8MRYW3R3

is't a nice thing as starting point ?


at the end i'm sorry for "my excitation if it's the right word here"

thanks alot

[Melanie]

Actually that pdf of yours smart_storm is very poor. It's been copied from various publications and cobbled together as a 'thesis' for exam credits. Certainly read what the author says, but it is not an engineering document written by anyone with any grasp beyond copying other peoples work - and it's very old technology at that - so be careful with it. It may fool his teachers (who should know better), but not an engineer. Luciano's offering is a far better starting point.