Post: Sun Powered Wireless Repeater
07-16-2011, 02:15 AM #1
erbisme4
Penn State '16
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07-16-2011, 03:09 AM #2
Originally posted by Sleepy. View Post
Check out this solar panel that powers this wireless Access Point(WAP), or wireless repeater. The compnoents of this device fit easily inside a cigar box for easy mobility. What makes this thing even cooler, is that it has a custom firmware on it, and it automatically connects to the strongest signal, repeats it, and then let's your devices connect.

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I dont realy understand what it does could you maybe tell me what it does I am sorry for sounding like a noob
07-16-2011, 03:19 AM #3
erbisme4
Penn State '16
Originally posted by kmanthecaveman View Post
I dont realy understand what it does could you maybe tell me what it does I am sorry for sounding like a noob


a wireless repeater is a device that picks up internet signals from forsay a router, and then you can pick up signals from the repeater. It's used to get a stronger signal, and this one is cool because it's completely powered by the sun.Happy
07-16-2011, 03:20 AM #4
Originally posted by Sleepy. View Post
a wireless repeater is a device that picks up internet signals from forsay a router, and then you can pick up signals from the repeater. It's used to get a stronger signal, and this one is cool because it's completely powered by the sun.Happy


Holy **** that is sick
07-16-2011, 03:21 AM #5
erbisme4
Penn State '16
Originally posted by kmanthecaveman View Post
Holy **** that is sick


you can say that again :Sad AwesomeD
07-16-2011, 03:23 AM #6
Originally posted by Sleepy. View Post
you can say that again :Sad AwesomeD


Holy **** that is sick :carling: and did you make it
07-16-2011, 03:28 AM #7
erbisme4
Penn State '16
Originally posted by kmanthecaveman View Post
Holy **** that is sick :carling: and did you make it


hell na, too complicated for meh:carling:
07-03-2014, 04:33 PM #8
Originally posted by erbisme4 View Post
Check out this solar panel that powers this wireless Access Point(WAP), or wireless repeater. The compnoents of this device fit easily inside a cigar box for easy mobility. What makes this thing even cooler, is that it has a custom firmware on it, and it automatically connects to the strongest signal, repeats it, and then let's your devices connect.

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Seems like an effective repeater..Internet signal strength is pretty low in our area so I can use the repeater without any need of electricity..
07-03-2014, 04:34 PM #9
Originally posted by erbisme4 View Post
Check out this You must login or register to view this content. that powers this wireless Access Point(WAP), or wireless repeater. The compnoents of this device fit easily inside a cigar box for easy mobility. What makes this thing even cooler, is that it has a custom firmware on it, and it automatically connects to the strongest signal, repeats it, and then let's your devices connect.'[/u]

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Seems very effective repeater.. Internet signal strength is low in our region so I can use it and that too without any need of electricity..
07-10-2014, 09:20 PM #10
Joel
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Can be very useful for outdoors! Now we just need to connect a cable modem and have it solar panel too lmfao

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