What routers does /g/ use
what routers have the best coverage wirelessly?
I currently use a nighthawk r7000 it barely gets full signal in two rooms, 2000 square feet, I even tried setting up an ap, no help. please post your routers / experiences / suggestion.
Huawei e5186
i know /g/ has a hard on for xiaomi, dont they make routers?
It just werks
>>54801267
I have one as well. It's a great router. Just flash DD-WRT on it and you can change the power on the antennas on it. On stock firmware it uses 71 mAh but you can change it to 1000 mAh (though the fcc states you can use 100 mAh on 2,4 ghz max and 200 mAh on 5ghz).
It's really awesome and DD-WRT comes with a build on adblocker.
>>54801267
Is pic related the result of using an Amiga computer back in the day to make pics like this?
>>54801794
looks like something from the 90's but has a USB 3.0 port.
The T-Mobile cell spot, it is basically a T-Mobile branded Asus ac68 that they give away for free, I flashed asus-merlin on to it and have been really impressed with the range.
>>54801794
Best choice if you want something that just works.
>>54801794
How is the 'Fon S0' port diferent from a regular LAN port - looks like they have the same ammount of pins. Also its pretty neat that it has USB 3.0 and FXS built right into it.
>>54801854
It's called German engineering.
>>54801908
Aren't you supposed to give those back when your service ends? Do you have a way to reflash the original firmware?
>>54801945
S0 is for an ISDN phone.
>>54801956
Yeah you are, and I still have a version of the OG T-Mobile firmware. If you do keep it they only charge you $100 for it which is half off the real price anyway so depending on when I cancel my service I might end up keeping it
>>54801965
Being that it has USB 3.0 I can only presume this is a newer router. Why ISDN why not VoIP?
>>54801267
Can I use any router regardless of my ISP? this Motorola AT&T router is killing me
>>54801730
Probably just rebrand cobbled together parts from other chinese manufacturers.
>>54802026
The telephone ports are just there if you want to connect old phones. The router internally works with VoIP.
>>54801267
WRT54GL masterrace reporting in
>>54802056
That makes sense. That router looks ugly as sin, but still pretty impressive.
