I use such models on many objects, but mostly as CAP. Pros: Cheap to create a seamless network, for a small number of subscribers can be used as a CAPsMAN controller. If there is somewhere to hide and a small coverage area, then a good option for a CAP, since dual-frequency cymbals are much more expensive. With its cons. Yes, but only for those who want to keep 1000 subscribers, and process 1000 firewall rules, and so that without dancing with a tambourine. This is not professional equipment, and the price is appropriate.
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