Internet and Cable TV near Krasang

[Starman]

I get all of these channels free. It works perfectly with 30Mbps from 3BB. No box needed.

How do you get those channels free

I thought Transponder.tv had gone paid !! .....  https://www.transponder.tv/pricing

I have found a way to get all those channels for free....sign up to  https://expatprime.tv/

You get a 14 day free trial and after 14 days just sign up again with your wife's phone numbers or a friends phone numbers that doesn't need or want Expat TV .As long as you can keep suppling a new telephone number to activate your acount ( and you will need to make a new email also ) you can have free TV with catchup

7 days free trial. Then do the same as you advised.

[Smithy]

Free USA TV for your PC or any device that has a Browser....enjoy 

http://ustv247.com

[Smithy]

For those from the UK that are missing their Soaps...( I know it's one of your guilty pleasures  )   then here's a site with all the latest episodes of CORIE , EASTENDERS , EMMERDALE and HOLLYOAKS  ( going back 3-4 months )

https://uksoaps.xyz/

[Gungchang]

We're in Krasang.  We have True ultra high speed internet (I think). We have what looks like two routers and a TV box.

One "router" is white and the brand is Huawei. A cable goes into it and a coax cable comes out and into the TV box.

One "router" is black and the brand is XPlor (?). An ethernet cable connect the two boxes.  Each box has open LAN jacks.

My desktop computer is in another room.

I'd like to connect to the router with an ethernet cable instead of wifi.

I'm embarrassed to ask this, but, assuming that all I have to do is to plug a LAN cable into one of the boxes, which box should I plug it into?

[secosteve]

I have True fibre and my lan is plugged in to the a yellow socket in the larger of the two boxes, the one with the antennae.

[Smithy]

We're in Krasang.  We have True ultra high speed internet (I think). We have what looks like two routers and a TV box.

One "router" is white and the brand is Huawei. A cable goes into it and a coax cable comes out and into the TV box.

One "router" is black and the brand is XPlor (?). An ethernet cable connect the two boxes.  Each box has open LAN jacks.

My desktop computer is in another room.

I'd like to connect to the router with an ethernet cable instead of wifi.

I'm embarrassed to ask this, but, assuming that all I have to do is to plug a LAN cable into one of the boxes, which box should I plug it into?

I have True...you should have a TV box, a modem and a Wifi Box.

The Tv box is connected to the Modem by a small Black Cable .On the back of the Modem you should have 2 Ethernet Ports. One is connected to my Humax Quantum T3A Wifi box  and one is free. I have used the 2nd Ethernet port on the Modem to connected directly up to my PC. On the back of my  Humax Quantum T3A you wifi box I have 5 Ethernet ports ,The first is the one connected to the Modem ( yellow port ) and then you should have 4 more ( red ports )  that you can use to connect devices straight up to your wifi Box if you wish
Even though my Wifi box is not the same as yours the Ethernet Port set up should be very similar

[Gungchang]

Thank you for a rapid and informative reply.

[Gungchang]

These are my boxes.  The big white box has a small black cable going in and a white 75 ohm coax cable going out to the TV box (not visible); so, I assume that it's the modem. It has three of four LAN jacks free.

The small black box would then be the wifi box.  It has four of five LAN jacks free, LAN 1-4, and a fifth jack which connects to the modem.

After all this, it seems I can stick the ethernet cable to my computer into any of the free jacks.

I've ordered an ethernet cable from Lazada. It should arrive soon. Thanks for the responses.

[Smithy]

Free Thai TV ( and some English Channels and Sport ) plus Thai Movies and Series for your Thai Partner   

PC to TV via a HDMI lead is the best way to use this site 

https://www.doomovie-hd.com/?r=live_tv