📶 Enhanced Connectivity with Ubiquiti NanoStation loco M2 Wireless Access Point - AirMax (LOCOM2US) Review

I have a word to say. Wonderful. I can't believe the range these devices have. We had a situation where we needed to install surveillance cameras for a remote building. My original plan was to place one of these in the main building and the other in a remote building and set them up to communicate with each other. Then set up the network in the remote building for the cameras. The signal strength is so strong that I could set up a WIFI network from the main building that would reach all the…

My first device was struck by lightning (it happens a lot here). They are not lightning proof. :) This one is used to share our internet connection with a neighbor who is 300 meters away from us across some trees. I set it up as a normal hotspot and their Mac only has an internal Wi-Fi antenna, but they can still connect. It's only 6 Mbps, but it's better than the 0 Mbps you get without that connection. This first block was used to connect our shed to the house (for IP camera traffic). That…

This product is a great solution for point-to-point Internet access extension when distance or obstacles prevent Category 6 usage. I had to connect the internet to a shed about 300 feet from home. This product worked well and was extremely reliable. One of the devices has been running without problems for over two years and I have never had a device failure. Keep in mind that these devices are meant to be professionally installed, so the documentation that comes with it is sparse and likely…

Works better than expected so far. I bought 6 of these for a farm surrounded by pine trees and hills. I need to move security cameras and gate controls 1.5 miles from here. At 23dB (hot full power) that's over 1.5 miles. I plan to use the autorange settings to account for rain and snow. I also tested one attached to my Linux laptop to connect to a cheap AP Belkin router in my house. I used to be able to walk just 50 feet from my house. Now over 250 feet. With this m2 loco as a station in my car

Using 2 devices as a wifi bridge, I send a 2.4 wifi signal 200 meters through a house wall and a tree and get a stable home speed connection Downloading at speeds of 45 Mbps, comparable to my home Wi-Fi setup, and 18 Mbps (my maximum download is 20 wired) with a bandwidth of 20 MHz. I'm happy with my requirements and it runs stably for several days with no disconnections and low latency. It has multiple surveillance cameras 24/7 and a separate hotspot works fine. I don't need a lot of bandwidth

This is a product that will work well when set up correctly. The learning curve seemed long to set up a connection with one side open for access and the other side acting as a station for the local router. One weird issue was that the ethernet cable lock somehow failed and I had to poke a few holes in the device and wrap the cable around it to keep it from falling out. It's probably right in the middle of the antenna. I turned Airmax off, set both devices to a fixed frequency, both at 20MHz…