Ontario BS Thread

Conduit with ethernet to a separate router is the best option. Otherwise a mesh network with a pod as close to the shop as possible inside the house and then another pod in the garage. Depends where the modem is in the house to begin with. Or run aerial ethernet from house hydro stack to garage. If both on same power you can use powerline adapters. If there's separate panel in garage, you can't.

 

They're the same. Toyota likes to confuse things for no reason

 

Just make sure they have cut outs for turn signals, some don't.

 

I would need to ground the cable somehow from my understanding?

 

fucken get one of these:

weld it to the BRZ's ass

Slam it to the ground, claw out a gouge to the shed from the house

fucking get a bunch of these piss poor PVC conduits from the HomeDespot.

smash that shit into the carven you just created

get some fancy fucking cables (get 2 packs, CAT 6 is 1gb speeds, CAT6A is 5gb speeds, CAT 7 is 10gb speeds)
GET CAT 7 SHIT IS PREMO!

ram that shit into the new conduit

throw one of these fuckers at the end of the cables


BAM.

perfect networking

 

WDYM they sometimes don't have cut outs for that stuff...
Good to know about this, thank you.

 

I am offended and it's MA'AM /s

 

@Norilsk
Toyota says "with signal lamp" and "without signal lamp". They are the same price too.
Is this what differentiates between the cutout and non cutout ones?
If so, which one has the cutouts??

 

Signal lamp is the cutout for turn signal

 

the signal lamps got cut outs for the turn signals, what this guy said ^^^^^^

 

I see....
Thank you!

 

If it's aerial, probably.

 

If you are going through the effort of digging a trench than put in some extra conduits of different sizes for any possible future needs. Easier to do it all at once than have to dig it back up again.

 

I wonder if the sensors would work through that bar gap? Yep, I'll be that guy.

 

You really had to bring logic into this conversation now didn't you haha

 

Conduit, that's to fancy. Get some direct burial rated cable, not that much more than that cat6.

 

And pray you don't need to replace it or run something else to the garage

 

If you are just running Ethernet, no grounding is required. As dictated by the standard, the cable part of the system is floating and not referenced to ground and is transformer isolated at each end

 

Can't wait for these to show up! I think we have 6 on the way!

You would probably be surprised how little we make on these after shipping, duties etc. But we really like them, so ordered as many as would fit on a pallet to keep the price down a bit more!

 

50th mayoral run on page 2500.
Something tells me these are already fixed...