Recent content by dlandiss

The current rating only needs to be greater than the router's need. The equipment will only draw as much current as is required. That "3 amps" is the maximum the supply is rated to deliver, but it is not used unless the attached hardware requires it.

Yep. My "race for speed" is confined to Formula 1 racing. On my LAN range is harder to achieve than speed (house is 124 years old and has thick walls). I rarely use as much as 100 Mbps.

Thank you!

Can someone please tell if the new password requirements are enforced immediately or only when the pw is next changed? Thanks!

Can someone please tell me what the new password requirements are, and if they are enforced immediately or only when the pw is next changed? I will wait to update if they are enforced immediately -- too many devices and users teach the new pw. Thanks!

As I recall the default settings for DST dates were incorrect. Could your computer be correct but not the router?

24 dBm = 251 mW per antenna.

My "older routers" make great access points. If their security is not updated it doesn't matter because the gateway router handles that.

The AX86U and AX86U-Pro are certainly among the longest range models. You will enjoy them in that building.

I search the model number on Amazon and it will usually respond with both formats.

But circuit technology continues to improve, so the signal the antennas receive might be better decoded by newer designs.

Unknown. Do lead salts also block RF, or just metallic lead? Partial answer here.

In recent a recent technical publication the AX86U Pro was been touted as having the best range of all routers tested by that company. The non-pro AX86 was given a similar honor before the Pro version was offered. In a 123-year-old house with thick walls this is important to me. Has anyone...

Outstanding effort and dedication.

Since you plan to hard-wire the connection, it is hard to beat the reliability of a plain vanilla access point.