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Posted

Hi all,

 

Im looking into getting Broadband for the new season, and wondered which are best?

 

Is AOL any good for online racing, as im sure the 56k wasnt too good for it ? Others in the household seem to find this easiest to use and would prefer it to Wanadoo, BT etc

 

Opinions would be appreciated

 

Cheers

 

Dazza

Posted

Freeserve/Wanadoo here, had it for year and half and no problems at all. I think I read somewhere that AOL wasnt to good for online racing (think it was on RSC)

Just make sure you get unlimited broadband instead of the one with the limit.

 

Cunny.

Posted (edited)

Been with tiscali broadband for nearly 2 years now and had no problems, really good service. Got some really good deals on at the moment at a very good price!...http://www.tiscali.co.uk/products/broadban...code=ZZ-NL-11XY

Wish the prices were like that when I ordered it!

 

Don't get AOL, especially not the 7.0 version!

Edited by MichaelG - 38
Posted

All AOL broadband is unlimited and for online racing it is spot on, the dial up was for nothing tho. I now have the 1mbit line and a router set up, u'd never know it was AOL!! you dont need to use the crappy resourse hungry browser any more either

 

£17.99 a month for unlimited 256k u canny go wrong

Posted (edited)

Im with PIPEX

 

no problem with the service and racing online, only one problem i've had was a faulty modem, phoned them up and tried to sort it out over the phone but couldn't so sent a new one within a couple of days.

 

Also you may want to have a look on this site HERE has loads of info.

 

Munster.

Edited by Munster
Posted

Hi again lads,

 

Just wanted to know how would i go about setting up a wireless Broadband connection.

 

I would need to know a list of exactly what i need, i.e 2 Modems etc etc

 

Ive no idea how to set this up so a small idiots guide would be appreciated

 

 

Dazza

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1 wireless modem.. then a reciever card thing in yer pc and your done

 

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should sort itself basicly

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Im sorry Yor i forgot to say, it was to connect a computer in one bedroom with a computer in another. Would i need double of everything?

 

Dazza

Posted

you need 2 reciever card then yes... and some basic setup skill of the pc too make a wee network... or buy a wireless router too make things easier... but also more expensive

 

so modem router card card

or modem card card -setup skill-

 

 

Guest Scrapman53
Posted

Can 2 people connect to Jolt in the same house sharing a 1mb connection with a router?

Posted

Hi again lads, nearly there now!

 

Just a couple more things needed, where would be the cheapest place to get a router and 2 network cables which run to the back of your pc's??

 

Are there any little shops about which would do a deal which you know about?

 

Help appreciated as always 042.gifrolleyes.gifthumbs_up.gif

 

 

Dazza

Posted
Hi again lads, nearly there now!

 

Just a couple more things needed, where would be the cheapest place to get a router and 2 network cables which run to the back of your pc's??

 

Are there any little shops about which would do a deal which you know about?

 

Help appreciated as always  042.gif  rolleyes.gif  thumbs_up.gif

Dazza

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Hi

 

try some of these links...buy most of my parts on the internet and all in good condition.

 

http://www.ebuyer.com

http://www.novatech.co.uk

http://www.dabs.com

 

dunno if it beats the prices in the shops tho..probably! thumbs_up.gif

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