It looks like there is something on AsiaRF which will be match to the category payable?
I know it is a bit sarcastic, but with that power consumption it looks like a real wifi 7 NIC 
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Power Consumption: 11.5W
After I realized the new maximum power consumption of BPI-R4 … I was a bit shocked. Wifi 7 tastes wasteful 
But this is off topic …
Is this may the right time to create the new cooling topic? Or should I wait one month 
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So all we need is an adapter to convert the custom 2-lane mpcie of the BPI-R4 to the m.2 a+e 2 lanes. This adapter may also need a 12V → 3.3V buck converter…
Who else could solve this problem like the great company asiarf:
→ buck converter: I thought, turning off the 12V should be enough?
I’m more concerned about MT7991A driver support (in combination with MT7976C).
I found on MediaTek - WikiDevi.Wi-Cat.RU some routers with this chip: → Xiaomi BE5000 and TP-LINK TL-7DR5160 … .
→ but it looks this models will not get support from openwrt.
→ I did not no know much about the Linux driver side …
Does it support the second lane on the BPI-R4? It is not a standard pinout.
They will probably tell you to buy their ap7988
We have luck, they anwered!
For the pinout of the adapter I created a own chat:
