Wireless Joint

I haven't had a chance to buy any of the testing tools, but I believe you guys were spot on about the power usage. I followed some advice in another thread about the 2.4 GHz band dropping out, I lowered the transmit power(I had it set at 30 for some reason, can't remember why), and I've only had one ...

@swwifty - How would I go about checking something like that? I'm using the stock power adapter that came with it at the moment.

@JimHelms - Thanks, I just enabled it so I'll see if I find anything new in the logs next time I see it reboot.

I'm running a WG3526(running GoldenOrb_2019-01-13) with an EM7565 inside, and I've been noticing the router restarting it's self at times. It's believe it's more common when it's under a lot of traffic, but not always. I've moved the system log to a mounted usb drive to persist it, but I didn't see ...

Update on this, I measured the wafer head screw that was included, and it does seem to be the 8mm one, but it won't reach through the PCB to put the nut on with the spacer there. Is there something I'm missing here?

I would not chance it touching the modem. Most people use M2.5 x 8mm Wafer Head Machine Screws mounted thru the top of the adapter and down thru the PCB with the M2.5 nut on the bottom of the PCB.

We have been meaning to offer a kit for these installations. On orders where the Mini PCI-e to M.2 ...

I'm putting together the EM7565 and WG3526, but before I turn it on I wanted to make sure I don't fry the EM7565. The screw I'm using to hold the PCI-E To M.2 to the WG3526 board, is touching the bottom of the EM7565, is this going to cause any issues?

Also, is it normal to feel like the MHF4 ...