GL-BE3600 (Slate 7)

If you’re there for a while, it may be worth getting a travel router. It connects to the hotel Wi-Fi and then acts like your own home router would for your PS5 and other devices. That generally gets around the hotel login page issue. The GL.iNet Slate 7 is one of the nicer ones, but there are cheape

Hey-sorry so late to the party. For the Over the Shoulder-Pitcher to Batter shot, you cannot go wrong with the VM33 and its 40X hybrid Zoom. However, as I tell some of my friends, it really depends on what you want to spend (which I believe you indicated $0 if you could get away with it), high def c

Nothing too formal (just speed tests), but there wasn’t any degradation in speed or signal quality; I got 500 mbps up/down (what I pay for) before and after the mod. I have a GL-iNET Slate 7

Hey da51d. I thought I replied to you, but now I am not seeing it. I apologize for the delay. I run two Slate 7’s. Very good and strong routers. They offer both 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and the MLO which is supposed to be 6 GHz, but doesn’t actually use the frequency range of 6Ghz.its more like a blended 2.4

GL.iNet travel routers would provide you with the bridge back to wired Ethernet for you home lab and give you the option for a personal SSID. The new GL-BE3600 Dual-Band Wi-Fi 7 and 2.5G networking. You won’t get that speed out to the internet, but it can make moving files internally faster.

Thank you so much for the reply. Yes-the Camera is connected to a secondary GL.iNet Slate 7 router in Extender Mode. I’m trying to span between 150-380 sq. Ft. It’s actually worked out really well. Stable connections, multiple cameras as clients on each router-same signal/SSID. The only part that do

I actually run two Slate 7’s. My Starlink is in bypass mode and TMobile 5G MiFi x Pro are bonded right on the router via Speedify Router account. I run the Starlink into the main Slate 7 in the RJ45 Ethernet Port, and the TMobile MiGi in the USB 3.0 port. I then run a second Slate in Extender Mode (

I use GL.iNET Slate 7 and Spitz AX, though the latter is what I usually use. There is usually a hit or miss with authentication, but the majority of hotels ive been using it at, ive had no issues at all. Just make sure the MAC address is static.

Hey-thanks. Yes-you and I spoke previously about Speedify and the Slate 7. Yes-correct. I should have added that, but I posted it quickly. -Should also have the capability of signal bonding as all 3 of those routers do with OpenWRT. Basically, where this comes from is I’ve heard mix reviews of all t

I’m starting to question that myself? However, a couple of people I know run similar setups for wireless cameras at youth sports facilities, and have shown me speed tests and real-world implementation that made their streams and connectivity faster when compared to either connectivity option (cellul