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Robert
they glued the antenna's?:p
crazy koreans rofl
anyway, what's under the metal plate?;)
the RF section of the WLAN card, what else? ;)
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I mean the one on the right, the BIG one:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by akbor
I know it;s processor... but do you have pic? :D
Not yet, sorry. Maybe the next time, when I'll open the case again ;)
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haha, that's allright:DQuote:
Originally Posted by akbor
So.. one year later, here is the picture: :D
aaah nice:D
thanks:p
Apparently the glue is not enough to hold the connctors in place.Quote:
Originally Posted by wpte
I just opened my 1 year old WL500-W for the first time, and much to my surprise one of the antenna cables had falled off, despite the yellow glue. (The connector one the left in the picture above).
The cable had also released itself from the tape near the antenna.
The cable can easily get caught in the crack at the antenna socket when you turn the antenna. I guess this could be what happened, and while turning the antenna with the cable caught in the crack, I guess it could have pulled enough in the cable to release it from the socket, because the tape and metal screen makes sure the cable is strethed out so much that there was no more loose cable to give while turning the antenna with the cable caught in the crack.
Koreans? Are these routers made in Korea? Asus is a Taiwanese company, not Korean.Quote:
Originally Posted by wpte
But maybe they are developed by another OEM company for Asus.
I know many routers are basically OEM routers from another comapny, with a customized firmware GUI and enclosure for the OEM customer.