Their care line is *100# or 122 or 123

Nothing stated about Bonanza campaign in the email I got too. If got any issue later, time for MCMC again lorh. 

100 is not part of free calls. Call the local no. instead, 03-2241 1290.

No, but when I signed up at TM Point I did mention I want the RM139 promotion, and yup, TM arranged that day for me but TM Point trying to make it earlier for me.

It's the same gateway anyway, to cater to overseas callers. Same like banks but I always local no.

Nah bro. The wifi extender can only get the signal from the router wirelessly, and not via cable. That can only work with powerline as I say earlier.

Powerline is like wifi extender, but it uses the power of your house (electrical power). It comes in two pairs. One pair is connected to your router via cable, and the other pair with wireless function will be like a wifi extender, but better. However, if your house is three phase wiring, then it won’t be so good and you better stick with extender. See here for more info:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/wi-fi-extende...reless-signals/

Powerline is more stable than wifi extender, but depend your house electrical wiring too. Majority houses wiring is like shit!

TP-Link is a good buy. Just remember that if you want wireless function on your powerline, you need to buy the one with ‘W’ in front of its name. So, for example, WPA4530KIT.

twL Yeah, I think so. http://www.techadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/n.../#toc-3490638-3

Any TP-Link Powerline within your budget will do. (They will suggest accordingly your needs)

dun buy aztech, poor quality imo

345 O.O

I guess depends on one's experience with the brand. All my Homeplugs are Aztech. Not a single prob. The 500mbps pair, I used for about 4 years for my HyppTV STB. DLink is bad based on my neighbours experience, 1 upstairs and 1 downstairs, no connection. Single phase house. Changed to my old pair of 200mbps Aztechs, no problem. So I sold that to her. All happy now.

No and yes. You will have 2 WiFi SSID, but it could be set as same channel or different channel.  I would recommend the channel be set differently from the router’s channel, so router could be 6 and the powerline channel could be 1 or 11, so as not to interfere with each other. Congrats on your wife delivering soon bro, but the WiFi won’t affect the baby in any way to be honest. It’s not as radioactive as you think it is.
TP-Link is MUCH better than Aztech. I would recommend the WPA4530KIT.
As izputra said, it’s HIGHLY recommended that you plug it in through wall socket. It will have to be wall socket on both ends and you could get a passthrough if you need the extra wall socket as shown by izputra.

Now can get it at the price of RM276 on Lazada (official TP-Link store). Got 20% store voucher till Nov 15.

twL Remove the plastic!

nope.. will get hotter only

Oh no, not at all. It's nicknamed as such because when it reboots, it gives you just enough time to make a cup of Nescafe.

how do we remove the @unifi ssid in Dlink 850L fw 2.09?

Finally my installation is done. (After Monday's installation snafu.)

The TM contractors came today at 1pm, passed me the new Huawei HG8240H BTU and the TPLink C1200 and had me sign the service order form. Didn't even come into the house, just asked me if I'm OK to plug everything in myself. Sure, no problem. The BTU was already configured and working when they first came on Monday.

Didn't take the old router nor the old black BTU. Actually I already had the old BTU replaced with a new one last week on a different technical report not related to the RM10 upgrade. So now I have 2 brand new Huawei HG8240s. 

It could be because of the interference of the electrical appliances in the kitchen and congestion of nearby networks. Is your house on a single phase or three phase wiring? If it is on single phase, or even three phase if you willing to try, get a powerline to create a wireless connection in your kitchen. I would recommend an extender as a last resort, as they cut throughput in half.

Yes, the BTU can support 100Mbps. It is a brand new BTU. I would suggest you using a wifi Analyzer to see the list of wireless networks around your area and set your channel and width manually, at least on the 2.4GHz band. It would be better. I would recommend either channel 1,6, or 11, as they are the only non-interfering channels, and 20MHz as your channel width, as you won’t need channel bonding of 40MHz, for your 30Mbps connection.