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I was doing some research and was seeing a lot about issues with the 2.4ghz band not working after a while or having very short range (or poor perform...
NB: I wholeheartedly agree with Merlin's reasoning for not supporting the AC3200 any more.I am thinking of giving my "spare" AC3200 to my dad as he ju...
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I have an AiMesh setup with a AC88U as a base and 2 AC68U as Nodes which are cabled to the base. One AC68U is in a room with a fixed device ( a Ethern...
Hi There,Update 2020/08/06386 rc2-3 firmware is in this linkhttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/154vHdrYh_rGP_qFooHgAkzXSJchge7Ue?usp=sharingChange...
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