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Maybe I got the last ones. I'll post of I can't get them and need to cancel the order.
Cheap $20 a month Stand Alone Unlimited Rural Internet through AT&T Wireless
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I will have to snag a screenshot when I get home. I know that I have used them in OpenWrt, LEDE and Tomato.
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So, BestBuy "fun" for me (3 phone calls and 4 chat people). Long story short, my pickup order in Saginaw is now a online order, backordered until June 2nd. Then being delivered. So, I don't need to make the 2+ hour trek (actually my brother was going to, as one is for him) to Saginaw. I DO have to wait "up to" 3 weeks, though. Since one is a travel unit for me and the other is for my brother (I already have my "main" one), I can live with that.
So, a couple things to note. The saginaw store sure should have at least a couple of these in stock. Also, watch for stock online to show up in early June. Also, if you're very adventurous, you could order for pickup and try to get it converted to an "online" order like I did accidentally. I wish they'd offer to let you buy it, knowing its backordered till x date...
Regarding OpenWRT, I'd be game for learning how to do things. The UI just seems clunky and not well organized, which is my only real complaint. I've been through dozens of consumer grade routers/access points, and this one is the oddest. Well, not counting Cisco command line stuff, but that isn't consumer grade either... Perhaps I'll actually <gasp> read some instructions somewhere, or something. Eventually.... it works, so it's hard to care tooooo much. My biggest thing at the moment is trying to figure out how to manage the multitude of wifi's I have. Devices are frequently connecting to the wrong one. The mobley is outside my network, then the router has one, then my normal 2 access points (house & garage). It's just a mess right now. But again, it's working, so motivation isn't as high as it might otherwise be. Also, my nightstand with alligator clips shouldn't be the permanent location.
So, a couple things to note. The saginaw store sure should have at least a couple of these in stock. Also, watch for stock online to show up in early June. Also, if you're very adventurous, you could order for pickup and try to get it converted to an "online" order like I did accidentally. I wish they'd offer to let you buy it, knowing its backordered till x date...
Regarding OpenWRT, I'd be game for learning how to do things. The UI just seems clunky and not well organized, which is my only real complaint. I've been through dozens of consumer grade routers/access points, and this one is the oddest. Well, not counting Cisco command line stuff, but that isn't consumer grade either... Perhaps I'll actually <gasp> read some instructions somewhere, or something. Eventually.... it works, so it's hard to care tooooo much. My biggest thing at the moment is trying to figure out how to manage the multitude of wifi's I have. Devices are frequently connecting to the wrong one. The mobley is outside my network, then the router has one, then my normal 2 access points (house & garage). It's just a mess right now. But again, it's working, so motivation isn't as high as it might otherwise be. Also, my nightstand with alligator clips shouldn't be the permanent location.
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"Nothing is as permanent as a job done temporarily."
Dunno where I heard it, but it feels true for me....
I googled it, and only found myself.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachments/267492-wicked-root-debris-grapple-82.html#post4285525
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Good thing this is a tractor forum, we can relate.
I'm not even a network techie, but I now have 2 Mobleys and 1 MOFI, each own its own network, a Picostation, plus an assortment of eeros and Airports in attempt to get wifi where I need (want) it. Eeros and airports are left from my single isp days of a month ago so I do have hopes of simplifying. Of course they were just a temporary solution that's evolved over the last 10 years so maybe not quite permanent.
I'm not even a network techie, but I now have 2 Mobleys and 1 MOFI, each own its own network, a Picostation, plus an assortment of eeros and Airports in attempt to get wifi where I need (want) it. Eeros and airports are left from my single isp days of a month ago so I do have hopes of simplifying. Of course they were just a temporary solution that's evolved over the last 10 years so maybe not quite permanent.
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Oh man, I'm only talking about actively in use.
We don't need to talk about old routers, switches, hubs, KVMs, computers, etc. The box is about a cubic yard, and everything isn't even in there.
Breaks my heart to toss a KVM that I spent probably $150 on by the time I got cables and such, but nobody uses PS2 anymore. Let alone that I don't have that many computers to connect it to. Working on finishing out our basement, so much much much of it is going to magically GO AWAY. Broken heart or not.
The power supply I am using for the Mobley was for an old 802.11b Netgear router.... Beats paying $40 for one on fleabay.
We don't need to talk about old routers, switches, hubs, KVMs, computers, etc. The box is about a cubic yard, and everything isn't even in there.
Breaks my heart to toss a KVM that I spent probably $150 on by the time I got cables and such, but nobody uses PS2 anymore. Let alone that I don't have that many computers to connect it to. Working on finishing out our basement, so much much much of it is going to magically GO AWAY. Broken heart or not.
The power supply I am using for the Mobley was for an old 802.11b Netgear router.... Beats paying $40 for one on fleabay.
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Cheap $20 a month Stand Alone Unlimited Rural Internet through AT&T Wireless
LOL, does actively in use mean still hooked up? All I listed above is still active. Wife just looked at wifi on her iPhone and asked what the long list was. I had turned each GL wifi back on to play with so 9 ssids showing and active.
I just substituted my MOFI in place of existing ISP, leaving routers and networks. The two mobleys are additional I haven't figured exactly how to incorporate.
LOL, does actively in use mean still hooked up? All I listed above is still active. Wife just looked at wifi on her iPhone and asked what the long list was. I had turned each GL wifi back on to play with so 9 ssids showing and active.
I just substituted my MOFI in place of existing ISP, leaving routers and networks. The two mobleys are additional I haven't figured exactly how to incorporate.
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I have 6. Bleah.
