Seems to me, that antennas of the EAP110-Outdoor are o.k. As for the lower signal with two antennas compared to only one: the mean value shown by the WiFi Analyzer can change sporadically, it's not...

DeRo93 wrote Has someone any Information or can help me how i can configure the AP, the Router and my Switch (TP-Link T1600G-28PS) that i have one WLAN for my internal Network and one for Guests who...

claypot wrote I did notice when installing the antennas that the internal thread didn't seem to be secured and kept turning freely when screwing the antennas on. Could be possible. But since the...

claypot wrote Any chance the power injector might be faulty? I don't have another one to try. Any tests I could do - multi meter for volts? If the power injector would be faulty, the device wouldn't...

Pjotrek wrote Update: Tried web interface from Linux - Got a little window requesting Username and Password. It would not accept admin / admin, or anything else I could think of. Press the reset...

Saber wrote 1. I recommend to deploy it a little bit lower. Because if you installed the EAP110-Outdoor on the roof top, the horizontal plane of the wireless signal are in totally different level of...