Whenever there's an issue with extending wifi, the standard answer seems to be to use a powerline adapter. And, then, as an after thought, a moca adapter also gets mentioned as another possible option.
But, most of the attention and suggestion seems to advocate powerline adapters.
Why don't more people trumpet moca adapters? Is there something wrong with them that I'm not aware of?
I'm comparing moca vs powerline, and it seems to me that moca would be the better option. With powerline adapters, there will be issues if it crosses circuits, if there's any afci breakers which any up-to-code home would have, electrical noise from other electronic devices, etc..
And, with moca adapters, you wouldn't have to worry about those issues so you're getting a more stable signal. So, why not just get a moca adapter?
Since I cancelled cable, can I still use the coaxial cable for the moca adapter in the room that I need to extend wifi to?
But, most of the attention and suggestion seems to advocate powerline adapters.
Why don't more people trumpet moca adapters? Is there something wrong with them that I'm not aware of?
I'm comparing moca vs powerline, and it seems to me that moca would be the better option. With powerline adapters, there will be issues if it crosses circuits, if there's any afci breakers which any up-to-code home would have, electrical noise from other electronic devices, etc..
And, with moca adapters, you wouldn't have to worry about those issues so you're getting a more stable signal. So, why not just get a moca adapter?
Since I cancelled cable, can I still use the coaxial cable for the moca adapter in the room that I need to extend wifi to?