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Correct me if I'm wrong, cyrnel, but if you can get a fair amount of bandwidth through a cable modem, which is a coax-to-cat5 converter, among other things, then couldn't you get a feasible network speed through an coax cable? I mean, I am capable of getting over 1MB/s through my cable modem AND I can make VoIP phone calls AND watch HDTV on it at the same time. That tells me that a fair amount of data is able to run through coax.
As far as the equipment you'll need to accomplish this, it would be far easier and cheaper to try your hardest to run cat5/6.
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