My Rogue Wave install...
Hi All, I installed my Rogue Wave a few weekends ago. A relatively easy install. I mounted it to the TV antennae, and passed the ethernet cable across the roof securing it with a cable stay wit...
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Ron3rd wrote:67Cutlass wrote:
I'm using something similiar, but somewhat less expensive.
Ubiquiti NanoStation loco M2 $48.97
The NanoStation loco M2 has 1W output and a 60 degree direction antenna.
Ubiquiti Networks NanoStation Window/Wall Mount $19.00
Total cost: $67.97
So far I've had excellent results using this.
One more question; The Ubiquiti info says it acts as a router too. So no separate router is needed, correct? And will it act as a wireless access point or do you need to add an access point?
Like I said I'm not an expert on this, just an idiot that follows directions. But I really don't know the answer to your question.
No sure this is what your asking. On page 7 of the the manual listed above I configured the loco M2 to be a 'Station'.
Hopefully someone here that understands the difference between router and access point will chime in.
You might want to read The ultimate wifi for your motorhome the author talks about routers and access points. Maybe that will answer your question.
Sorry
