1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It’s for Ethernet ports. Hook up a switch to it with a patch panel and add some access points.

 

*remembers your welds*

 

Are they labeled at least? When I sub contracted for dish network house with that "data center" where friggin god sends for an easy install.

 

You have been practicing

 

I meant....what would you guys wire up. I know what it's for.

I helped my cousin setup some NAS and he'd access his place outside of home, not to mention having run a server for Half Life and other games.

I originally considered PoE cams (for outside) but went with burglar/monitoring cause my wife wanted a little more security versus monitoring.

Now, that leaves me wondering if I should use it for anything else but hell, I don't even have my PC here

 

They're not but I can borrow those line tracker/tools to easily pin point where each cable end drops.

 

It's good for home network uses, but you'd have to terminate those ends and find yourself a good router or a router and a switch... coaxial is nearly useless unless you're some kind of boomer that has cable

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=KmwigwHOg5o&feature=share

 

Yeah just don’t look at the first weld I did below it lol

 

Oh absolutely access points.

 

umm do you know how long brisket takes? Might need both after all

 

where does the coax go?

The uses for the ethernet go as far as you're willing to be nerdy. A router + pihole might be a good place to start.

 

When you come on over we'll bounce ideas off each other.

But yeah like Zane mentioned, we'll pretend the coaxial ain't there

Only 1 line was used and that's for my Xfinity.

 

ThAtS a RoOt WeLd

 

WiFi access for the 8 block radius

 

Last time I did a brisket it was a bitch. It took 13 hours and I had to babysit the tinder box.

Or you can be a dirty cheater like @Sperrunner and get a Traeger.

 

@Kwikvette Leviton or Legrand makes integrated patch panels and switches specifically for in-wall residential panels like yours. I recommend you use em for a clean install.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CdlexHwFJT4/

 

I’m surprised they’re still doing coaxial in new construction. Do you have phone lines too?

Still use the fax often