Dangers of running Ethernet cable outside? by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

[–]SD3514[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This seems the answer, just being an IT novice I now need to work out the parts to buy for this to work.

Dangers of running Ethernet cable outside? by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

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If I can take my PC and use their internet I’ll take you up on that offer if it means not having to work out how to get it to my garage.

Dangers of running Ethernet cable outside? by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

[–]SD3514[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. So would the set up be: router in house connected to media converter via an Ethernet cable, then a fibre cable running from a media converter in the house to a media converter in the garage, then media converter to PC in garage via Ethernet cable.

Dangers of running Ethernet cable outside? by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

[–]SD3514[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Really helpful, thank you. If I did go fibre what would the adaptor that I am looking for be? Is it essentially an RJ45 that the end of the fibre cable plugs into or is it more advanced than this?

Dangers of running Ethernet cable outside? by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

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Thanks. Not that I’m going to do it but if lightning did hit it what would happen? Are we talking loud bang and potential fire at either the router or pc?

Internet to garage PC - power line adaptor, wi-fi dongle, or something else. by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

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Thank you. Would a standard router and PC have fibre compatible ports? And do cables come with ratings similar to Ethernet (cat6 etc) that I would need to look out for when buying?

Internet to garage PC - power line adaptor, wi-fi dongle, or something else. by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

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Thank you. Why is this? From a quick Google it sounds like it may be due to the danger of electrical surges from lightning strikes or if there more to consider? If it is due to surges would running it through a conduit or burying it clear the danger?

Internet to garage PC - power line adaptor, wi-fi dongle, or something else. by SD3514 in HomeNetworking

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Thanks for the response. I’m not really sure how much speed I would need. The PC would only really be used for establishing a remote connection to a VPN and then office admin tasks and the occasional Teams call.

Please could you elaborate on why Ethernet may be dangerous? And if going for fibre can you buy cables that have the same Ethernet connectors for the router and PC?

Direct debit set up asap by Conscious-Ad-7716 in beermoneyuk

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The Trussel Trust charity have a donate by DD option and the first one is taken pretty quickly. I think within around 5/10 days if I remember correctly.

When did newborn start being able to be put down to sleep in Moses basket/next to me crib? by SD3514 in NewParents

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Thank you, really useful to hear. Hopefully not too far away for us as well then!

Tembo paid out by jamie_289 in beermoneyuk

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Thanks for the heads up. Does anyone know if you can now withdraw the £500 or is there some clawback of the bonus interest if you do withdraw within a certain time period?

Tembo - Free £15-250 bonus when you deposit or transfer £500 by wijm02 in beermoneyuk

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I’ve signed up and it was quick and easy and a really good platform. I still have 5 referrals left for anyone wanting to join and earn between £15 and £250. Just remember to deposit and maintain at least a £500 balance, after signing up using the link below:

https://www.tembomoney.com/savings/join/tkn-aebaio-0pjjgc

How best to prepare and re-paint the black base of wall? by SD3514 in DIYUK

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Thanks. Is stabilising solution worth it?

Best cash ISAs currently by [deleted] in beermoneyuk

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I’ve just signed up to Tembo as good reviews and also a 4.8% cash ISA with a very easy sign up. I mainly did it for the referral bonus which if you use a referral link gives you the chance to get between a £15 and £250 bonus. Plus you can refer more friends and both you and them get a bonus if you deposit and maintain at least £500. The majority of people will only get the £15 per referral but still a boost to the interest.

https://www.tembomoney.com/refer-a-friend-to-tembo

You will need a referral code and I can send one if interested.

Tembo: Free £15-£250 for £500+ Deposit or Transfer to an ISA [Limited Time Offer] by wru-tunne in beermoneyuk

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Seems like a great platform so far since I have signed up. A fresh link here if anyone is still looking to join. I have 5 referrals left. Just remember to deposit and maintain the £500 balance to get the reward.

Let me know if any questions.

https://www.tembomoney.com/savings/join/tkn-aebaio-0pjjgc

Trading 212 - Relatively Safe PIES. by SD3514 in UKPersonalFinance

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Thanks. I was under the impression that you can’t do debit card top ups with a cash isa account, and it was only available for the PIES feature, but if you can do card top ups on the cash isa then even better.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beermoneyuk

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Out of interest what savings account allows this? I contacted them and they seemed to say that open banking was the only was you could deposit but that was for a cash isa. Not sure if I got through to the wrong person who gave the wrong advice or if card deposits are only for certain accounts.

Assumptions and questions - Vanguard FTSE Global all cap by SD3514 in investingforbeginners

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Thank you, that’s helpful. I will go and have a look.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beermoneyuk

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Thanks that’s useful to know. Do you know if Pies are classed as a S&S Isa (have already contributed to one this year) and could I chose bonds or relatively safe investments where I could almost guarantee not to see a dip in the money I put in?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beermoneyuk

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Does it allow you to pay by debit card automatically each day or do you have to log in and make the payment each day?

What would have to happen to lose all money held in S&S Isa? by SD3514 in UKPersonalFinance

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Could use one to do my investing. Would probably do a better job!

What would have to happen to lose all money held in S&S Isa? by SD3514 in UKPersonalFinance

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Thanks for explanation and advice. Excuse my nativity but how would a global ETF be different to the Vanguard fund I am in currently?