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I currently use a bt voyger modem but I'm getting tired of all the wires running eveywhere,I was wondering if I bought a wireless router eg. Belkin, would this replace my current modem? Any advice welcome I don't really have a clue how these things work

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no u have to plug ur router in to ur modem

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If you are on cable you would probably have to connect the router to the modem but if your broadband comes down the normal telephone line (You mention BT Internet so I presume they are you BB provider) you should be OK, the router will plug into an ADSL filter which in turn will plug into your telephone line.

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if you get an adsl wireless router, it'll have an adsl modem built in, so it can replace your bt voyager.

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Be aware you can buy a wireless router without a modem built in.

 

If you're on BTinternet (now BTYahoo) then i'd try contacting them and seeing if they'll send you a HomeHub.

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Be aware you can buy a wireless router without a modem built in.

 

If you're on BTinternet (now BTYahoo) then i'd try contacting them and seeing if they'll send you a HomeHub.

 

they wont without renewing the contract just buy a mk3 homehub theres been loads on sf classifieds and you dont want to be paying any more than £20 tops with the phone part as well

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