In a day or so
If you've looked at the results and the ranker, you pretty much have most of the story.That will be interesting to read the results, I further expect an unbiased thoroughly evaluation. Not because of someones personal favoritism for a particular brand. Just tell the facts as it is...
No. It's soldered to the companion power board. All the other circuitry is power related.Do you happen to have a picture of the other side of the PCB?
Sorry, no. I don't get that far into component analysis. I just focus on identifying the key active components.Can you tell me anything about the isolation transformers between the two boards on the TP-Link?
I would expect similar performance. However, remember that, like wireless, actual performance depends on many factors that I can't take into account in testing.Is there any reason to believe the performance on the single port version will be any different?
"Though not tested, TP-LINK's TL-PA8010P KIT, a single Gigabit Ethernet port version of the TL-PA8030P KIT with passthrough power outlet..."
Is there any reason to believe the performance on the single port version will be any different? This model's long-distance performance in the charts has induced an acute case of upgradeitis that I am afraid can only be cured by ditching my legacy Linksys PLEK500 implementation.
I already have ethernet switches in situ at the remote locations so I don't really need the triple port model.
Check the physical specs. Exactly the same. So yes.
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