I recently extended our household network using a couple of TP-Link TL-PA8030P powerline adaptors. So far, that seems to work fine. The link speed at the far end is essentially the same as it is at the DSL modem. I just plugged them in and they worked. There is also a 'pair' button that creates an encripted link between the units on the network. Questions: - I'm going to add a third adaptor to the network, but these things are only sold in pairs. So I'll buy the kit of two for around $100 and have a spare one. Anyone here interested in a single unit? - The existing Sagecom modem-router has resonably decent wi-fi coverage, but to fill in a dead spot I'd like to plug in a wireless access point to one of these powerline adaptors. The Canada Computer sales person suggested the TP-Link WA901ND, but that one has terrible reviews. Does anyone have a suggestion for a suitable device? Ease of configuration is a consideration ;). Best wishes of the season to GTALug, and thanks for the advice- Peter -- Peter Hiscocks Syscomp Electronic Design Limited, Toronto http://www.syscompdesign.com USB Oscilloscope and Waveform Generator 647-839-0325