Will a UK ADSL router work in Thailand?

Can I take my Netgear ADSL router to Thailand for use on their ADSL system?

"Andy P" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can I take my Netgear ADSL router to Thailand for use on their ADSL
> system?
>

You might find this guys age helpful.
http://www.thailandguru.com/infra-internet.html

Alastair / AJAY (no relation) wrote:
> "Andy P" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:2d2dnd-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Can I take my Netgear ADSL router to Thailand for use on their ADSL
>> system?
>>
>
> You might find this guys age helpful.
> http://www.thailandguru.com/infra-internet.html

ASAIK my modem is bog standard - an Aztech DSL305EU but don't forget the
wall socket for a telephone in Thailand is not the same as the UK - it is
the universal thingie sort of like an RJ45. Someone will correct me soon!

Incidentally 1 meg connection is about the best you can get under normal
situations so don't expect Taiwan figures.

Mark BR
(In Thailand)

> ASAIK my modem is bog standard - an Aztech DSL305EU but don't forget the
> wall socket for a telephone in Thailand is not the same as the UK - it is
> the universal thingie sort of like an RJ45. Someone will correct me soon!

Many thanks for the two posts. I think that the 'EU' suffix on your
router/modem might be an indication that it's an E.U. supported product and
there are a few posts on the Internet from UK users with that model.

Hopefully I'll be ok - it's just that my router here works well for what I
need - I don't really want to use a cheap and nasty one.

Cheers!

Andy P wrote:
>> ASAIK my modem is bog standard - an Aztech DSL305EU but don't forget
>> the wall socket for a telephone in Thailand is not the same as the
>> UK - it is the universal thingie sort of like an RJ45. Someone will
>> correct me soon!
>
> Many thanks for the two posts. I think that the 'EU' suffix on your
> router/modem might be an indication that it's an E.U. supported
> product and there are a few posts on the Internet from UK users with
> that model.
> Hopefully I'll be ok - it's just that my router here works well for
> what I need - I don't really want to use a cheap and nasty one.
>
> Cheers!

Bring it to Thailand and try - you can buy router's here, similar price if
not a tad cheaper although the range is a little more limited.

Mark BR