QUOTE(chuahcs79 @ Nov 23 2012, 06:05 PM)
if only act as a pure wireless router, any brand will do,. no need high power 2.5A anyway,.
unless u try your DDWRT with 3G then that's a whole different story,
Look at it this way, Your OpenWRT router+modem dial into maxis on a shared power of 1A, which I believe is "under power". I believe you should use the 2 Router way. .unless u try your DDWRT with 3G then that's a whole different story,
Mine is a little bit different , the MF680+MR3420 combined as a "oversized modem" that is powered by a 1A adaptor dial into Maxis and supply the Internet signal into a DDWRT Dlink via a Cat6e LAN Cable. The "oversized modem is AC powered by a 1A adaptor ( converter that convert 240V of Alternate Current (AC) into 12V , 1A of Direct Current(DC).
The Dlink utilise it full power (2.5A) to process the Internet signal supported by the DDWRT Enhanced Firmware and release it via WiFi to my laptop. Hence i get a more stable and uniform WiFi signal.........and DDWRT have more options for you to tweak,play and modify although i dun exactly knoe what those extra functions are for
Nov 23 2012, 06:31 PM

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