[Battlemesh] The router of choice (advice & recommendation)

[Musti]

Hi,

we have found wr1043nd v2 routers to be quite good performance wise,
however there may be a few openwrt bugs related to vlans and some
reports of buggy wifi, although we have not experienced them.

The nice thing about this router is the 700MHz qualcomm processor.

The price is good as well.

Kind regards,
Musti


On 10.9.2014 18:47, Gui Iribarren wrote:
> On 10/09/14 09:21, cmsv wrote:
>> Hello fellow nodes :)
> 
> 
> 
>> So far i am inclined to get TP-Link TL-WDR3600 but also would like
>> to know of any known issues with it.
> 
> no issues that i know that are not openwrt-specific.
> 
> we've collectively bought about a hundred of TL-WDR3500 (similar,
> cheaper than WDR3600 in argentina, with 100mbps ethernet instead of
> gigabit) with great results.
> Al, in barcelona, has found them for less that 40EUR
> in some places (like brasil) they are not easy to find, and wdr3600 is
> more common / ends up being ironically cheaper. So YMMV :)
> 
> another more or less relevant difference, depending on your needs:
> although not documented officialy, TL-WDR3500 accepts an input voltage
> up to 24v (we have maybe 20 nodes or so with 24v x 0.5a psu), yet the
> first wdr3600 that we tried blew away with 24v. We didn't try further,
> and sticked to wdr3500 :)
> 
> cheers!
> 
> gui
> 
> 
>> Finally and always relevant; THE PRICE.
> 
>> Additionally for those in Europe; i am looking for stores that may
>> be selling these routers at an affordable or cheaper price and if
>> possible any store that you may recommend is really appreciated.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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