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Frontier WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter - $29.99

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Cheapest MoCa 2.5 adapter by far. Although Frontier branded, works despite your ISP choice.

I bought a pair from this seller before and I had no issues. Buying one more again.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Frontier...632-2357-0
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Cheapest MoCa 2.5 adapter by far. Although Frontier branded, works despite your ISP choice.

I bought a pair from this seller before and I had no issues. Buying one more again.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Frontier...632-2357-0

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BeautifulString2808
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Quote from Findmeadea1 :
That went fast. Do they usually restock? Been looking for a cheapish one for a while
Last time I bought from this seller, he restocked in a few days.
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Yoksel
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All sold but I'm really glad I saw this thread anyway.

I have Frontier internet and they brought me one of these when they installed it. I have my mesh router plugged directly into it over ethernet cable.

So since I have one, does it mean that all my coax exits are now hot and I can just plug in more of these MoCA devices and have hot ethernet endpoints?
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vf_guy
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Quote from wysoserious :
Can someone explain what these are for? Doesn't ISP give you these for free when you do an install?
Are you familiar with power line adapters to run network over the electrical outlets? Same thing but it uses coax tv/Satelliten cable and works 1,000x better than power line. Better than mesh as well. I have a moca bridge in my office connected to a router port and coax. "Extension" units in my LR and MBR. Each extension has wifi and 2 Ethernet ports.
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ejtt7ciia
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These look like a rebranded GoCoax brand. I've had a few for a year+. No complaints, do what they say. They add slight latency (~3 ms) but otherwise great, and far cheaper than branded.

https://www.amazon.com/goCoax-Ada...07XYDG7WN/
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IDAnonymous
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Quote from BeautifulString2808 :
It's bi-directional. You need at least 2, but you can have many. All can "inject" and "extract" data.
A fios tech installed a g1100 fios router (unbounded moca 2.0) in basement and connected an actiontec WCB6200Q wifi extender (which has moca 2.0) to a room with coax out on the second floor. This gives me 500MB capped max speed. From my googling, the g1100 fios router being unbounded moca 2.0 is the bottleneck. So do I only need 1 Frontier WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter to get the 1gb speed? And the connection goes like this: ONT to WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter to g1100 to wcb6200Q? And just curious, if i want to add a mesh router + nodes (in place of the g1100 router), do i need more than 1 WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter? Sorry, I don't know much about networking. Trying to learn more via google but maybe someone can give a quick answer to these 2 questions.
Last edited by IDAnonymous August 29, 2021 at 09:41 AM.
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Dang... missed it again
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No idea how it works but Frontier technician installed two. One in garage and one in the living room connected to the route. No idea why he installed on one garage

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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank TodayOnly

when i searched i found this seller selling 2/$72 (or make offer) and cheaper if you buy 3 or more.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/384353989949

update note: i made an offer $60 (set 2) and was accepted!

i used my ebay purchased gc from the now-expired target 10% deal so i saved $6 on $60.
Last edited by TodayOnly August 29, 2021 at 11:00 AM.
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Quote from TodayOnly :
when i searched i found this seller selling 2/$72 (or make offer) and cheaper if you buy 3 or more.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/384353989949
Just ordered 2 from this.
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Quote from IDAnonymous :
A fios tech installed a g1100 fios router (unbounded moca 2.0) in basement and connected an actiontec WCB6200Q wifi extender (which has moca 2.0) to a room with coax out on the second floor. This gives me 500MB capped max speed. From my googling, the g1100 fios router being unbounded moca 2.0 is the bottleneck. So do I only need 1 Frontier WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter to get the 1gb speed? And the connection goes like this: ONT to WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter to g1100 to wcb6200Q? And just curious, if i want to add a mesh router + nodes (in place of the g1100 router), do i need more than 1 WF-803FT MoCa 2.5 Ethernet Network Adapter? Sorry, I don't know much about networking. Trying to learn more via google but maybe someone can give a quick answer to these 2 questions.
Yes you do. You need one to "inject" moca into a non moca router
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Quote from 4dalo :
Yes you do. You need one to "inject" moca into a non moca router
Thanks for confirming that I only need 1 moca adapter in front of the g1100 to "inject" moca and the WCB6200Q wireless network extender has bonded moca 2.0 built in that can "extract" the moca. I ordered 2 (didn't realize the WCB6200Q was bonded moca 2.0 before ordering) but contacted via ebay to cancel 1. They even got a number to call (closed on weekend).
Last edited by IDAnonymous August 29, 2021 at 12:20 PM.
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I have 3 of these and they work great. No problems getting 900+ Mbps on them. You will also want a MOCA filter if you are running this on the same coax w/ cable internet service.
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Quote from dusteraz :
I have 3 of these and they work great. No problems getting 900+ Mbps on them. You will also want a MOCA filter if you are running this on the same coax w/ cable internet service.
i take it the moca filter goes in front of the cable modem?
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Quote from TodayOnly :
i take it the moca filter goes in front of the cable modem?
You want it at on the point of entry for the cable service coming into your home. I have a 3-way splitter connecting to my cable modem and each of the coax connections where the moca adapters are. So it is hanging on the coax leg that leaves my home.

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Quote from dusteraz :
You want it at on the point of entry for the cable service coming into your home. I have a 3-way splitter connecting to my cable modem and each of the coax connections where the moca adapters are. So it is hanging on the coax leg that leaves my home.
so this is like a firewall security feature?

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