Good morning! What a pleasant surprise I had today! I just received the complete kit.
As soon as my family allows, since I’m the last one in the band, I’ll do what I promised.
Have a good day!
Good morning! What a pleasant surprise I had today! I just received the complete kit.
As soon as my family allows, since I’m the last one in the band, I’ll do what I promised.
Have a good day!
looking forward for results
I am also looking forward to see the improvements promised.
I’m afraid hopes are pretty low… I hope I’m wrong.
Your opinion is based on an understandable impression, but I believe the underlying assumption is incorrect:
Shielding starts at the PCB level and ends with the shielding cans; it does not start with them:

The old V1.1 design was completely different from the V2.1 design. It could not have been fixed simply by adding shielding cans, as Betonmischer demonstrated.
The visible separation of the different Wi-Fi chips is only one part of the overall design.
To me, it looks as though Banana Pi’s business model positions its router boards as a way to promote its OEM/ODM services:
→ Their products therefore have to prove what the company is capable of.
For some time now, I have had the impression that considerably more effort is being put into the board designs.
Nevertheless, the actual results will show whether my impression is right or wrong.
Hope dies last!
any news regarding results?