Out of pure curiosity, why does this thing make a subtle grind noise when processing data?
>>343021459
It's data chunklets moving along the wires. It's normal.
>>343021690
I understand that much but would like something more technical. Also, I apologize for not posting this in /g/.
>>343022118
What is it. It's probably just the bulb.
>>343022515
That's a commercial access point. There are no bulbs. I've been reading that it is a DC-to-DC oscillation.
>>343022763
If it were electrical oscillation it wouldn't do it when it was only processing data, it would do it constantly. Right?
>>343023165
That's what I thought but it could have to do with wireless transfer power.
Why are you nitwits sperging out over an air freshener?
>>343023748
Your mom got played out.
>>343021459
What is that a monoxide detector?
>>343022763
Something is broke or designed wrong if it's making grinding noises..
>>343023165
not necessarily. When TXing, the draw on the powersupply will be much higher than when RXing or sitting idle.
>>>/g/
But realistically electrical signal noise shouldn't sound like "grinding" so not sure what's wrong with your router
