Hopefully we can all share our experience with the unit and maybe answer questions for others. I will be doing so as soon as my order comes in. Any tests anyone wants to see except the usual (Wireless throughput, CAPsMAN throughput)? I will also try to do a video about the unit and it's exterior.
I'm expecting performance to be very similar (at least in Wireless and CAPsMAN situations) to the recently released hAP AC since they share a CPU and wireless chip (2.4Ghz in the wAP AC has one chain less). If so, that would make the wAP AC a very nice unit for a great price!
--update
As a tryout I made a sort of unboxing and first look at video about the wAP AC instead of a blog post. I might also do a blog post but since the performance (At least at 5Ghz) is 100% identical to the hAP AC, there isn't much use in re-doing all the benchmarks.
You can find the video here:
Let me know what you think! As I said, this is a first try at something like this, so be kind.
--update
I also wrote a little blog post about it anyway. I will update it now and then with valuable information specific to the wAP AC. You can find it here:http://blog.quindorian.org/2016/05/revi ... ap-ac.html
as i've go a runnig CAPsMan in my network
- we just received ours from Mikrotik and I was dead keen to try them out, only to think the first one was DOA LOL. I did exactly the same as you and set them up in CAP mode but they still only partially worked - until I checked the packages and saw wireless-fp was the default package. Changed to wireless-cm2 and the Capsman controller found and configured it ok.
