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= Raspberry Pi 4 With Omni-directional Antenna = | = Raspberry Pi 4 With Omni-directional Antenna = | ||
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'''Cost:''' $150 | '''Cost:''' $150 | ||
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* [[Ubiquiti UAP AC Mesh]] | * [[Ubiquiti UAP AC Mesh]] | ||
| − | This node is useful when you need to make unplanned links in every direction. | + | This node is useful when you need to make unplanned links in every direction. |
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= Raspberry Pi 4 With 90deg. Antenna = | = Raspberry Pi 4 With 90deg. Antenna = | ||
| + | {{Note|If you know which neighbor you will be connecting with, this is the node for you.}} | ||
| + | [[File:Nanostation_Bundle.jpg|thumb|Raspberry Pi 4 With 90deg. Antenna, next to my headphones for scale.]] | ||
'''Cost:''' $150 | '''Cost:''' $150 | ||
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* [[Ubiquiti NanoStation 5AC Loco]] | * [[Ubiquiti NanoStation 5AC Loco]] | ||
| − | This node is useful when you need to make unplanned links in one direction. This is also the cheapest option | + | This node is useful when you need to make unplanned links in one direction. This is also the cheapest option. |
Revision as of 21:19, 31 March 2020
Don't want to customize every aspect of your mesh system? Simply choose one of the setups below.
Raspberry Pi 4 With Omni-directional Antenna
Note: If you do not know which neighbor you will be connecting with, this is the node for you.
Cost: $150
Max Power Consumption: 6.4W (Raspberry Pi) + 7W (Antenna)
This node is useful when you need to make unplanned links in every direction.
Raspberry Pi 4 With 90deg. Antenna
Note: If you know which neighbor you will be connecting with, this is the node for you.
Cost: $150
Max Power Consumption: 6.4W (Raspberry Pi) + 7W (Antenna)
This node is useful when you need to make unplanned links in one direction. This is also the cheapest option.
