Could the ap be the 4th output from bps?Not set on Ubiquity, currently comparing several different models / brands. PoE models do sound “worse” then DC 12V in models so far, unfortunately all recent Ubiquity models are PoE.
Could the ap be the 4th output from bps?Not set on Ubiquity, currently comparing several different models / brands. PoE models do sound “worse” then DC 12V in models so far, unfortunately all recent Ubiquity models are PoE.
Could the ap be the 4th output from bps?
Haha, that sounds like when used for 9 different devices the BPS might be the BEST BUY BUDGET solution.Well, it appears we now have very well functioning power splitters, so with 3 outputs and 3 splitters you could power 9 additional devices
When the possible 30 % uptick in SQ was originally given for the Switch/card I wasn't quite sure about it. Now I'm not sure if the SQ uptick was not under estimated at a 30% bump.
Is there any ballpark guesstimate for the expected uptick in SQ when the router is inserted into a system, which already has the Switch/card?
The simpler the AP the better the sound is in my experience,Not set on Ubiquity, currently comparing several different models / brands. PoE models do sound “worse” then DC 12V in models so far, unfortunately all recent Ubiquity models are PoE.
i saw that May is still a possibility for the bps, but that is still tbd.
is May still the target for the router and when do you expect to start taking orders?
Not set on Ubiquity, currently comparing several different models / brands. PoE models do sound “worse” then DC 12V in models so far, unfortunately all recent Ubiquity models are PoE.
Well, it appears we now have very well functioning power splitters, so with 3 outputs and 3 splitters you could power 9 additional devices
The simpler the AP the better the sound is in my experience,
Can highly recommend Cisco wp125 with 12v LPS,
I think performance doesn't matter that much,I had the same conclusions a year ago.
Now I believe the top APs are the best. Especially those with separate power connector ( no POE).
You just need to do same trick Extreme server is doing:
Best processor, high memory , all cranked down to burn as low power as possible.
It all comes to LOW LATENCY reached by FAST devices.
This works for servers, routers, remote control so it will Probably work for AP.
But we need Emile to tell us what we are doing wrong and have him to brake the problems that we cant.
I think performance doesn't matter that much,
since the AP should only provide WiFi for ONE client,
And create as little unnecessary traffic as possible,
it just sends a command to the server, which then takes over the flow of the data stream,
Emil surely has an idea of how he wants to solve this
Deservedly soThis thread has surpassed two thirds the total pages of Tolstoys, "War and peace."
Just saying...
Put me on the official order list !!Actually we already have 100 Router PCBs and have starting machining the cases for them. We are shipping the second batch of switches the first week of May, then we have the Munich show May the 15th - the 22th, the routers could ship after, like from June the 5th.
Great to know I had same results
I had the same conclusions a year ago.
Now I believe the top APs are the best. Especially those with separate power connector ( no POE).
You just need to do same trick Extreme server is doing:
Best processor, high memory , all cranked down to burn as low power as possible.
It all comes to LOW LATENCY reached by FAST devices.
This works for servers, routers, remote control so it will Probably work for AP.
But we need Emile to tell us what we are doing wrong and have him to brake the problems that we cant.