Hahaha..... That's exactly what crossed my mine when I first read the reviews on the ASUS.... I suppose a TIN FOIL hat might help........
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Renovation to your homes
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I bought it in Best Denki Singapore; price was $359, but I had some free vouchers so only had to pay $278 for it. The same router in Low Yat KL cost around RM829 (check out lowyat.net for price list).
My firmware is the latest dated May 2014; never faced any rebooting issues. It has been running straight for more than 3 days now.
Radiation-wise, I'm not so worried... Maybe because I haven't studied about wireless radiation... Hehe
Is this not a plug-and-play device?
Vincent and Pioneer thank you for sharing.
I am currently going through my 2nd wireless router with TM. The 1st router got "fried" when we experienced a particularly 'fierce' thunder storm late last year in HH. I am not particularly impress by the TM supplied wifi router. Thought of going for the LINKSYS EA4500 but kept putting it off..... But having read the reviews for the ASUS AC68, I'm leaning towards the later.
Pioneer's alternative is very tempting but it means having to "fiddle" with live wires and that always gives me the "willeys".... (Bad experience with electrics when was much younger).... More cautious now when it comes to dealing with "live" wires..... Yes, I could get an electrician...
I am currently going through my 2nd wireless router with TM. The 1st router got "fried" when we experienced a particularly 'fierce' thunder storm late last year in HH. I am not particularly impress by the TM supplied wifi router. Thought of going for the LINKSYS EA4500 but kept putting it off..... But having read the reviews for the ASUS AC68, I'm leaning towards the later.
Pioneer's alternative is very tempting but it means having to "fiddle" with live wires and that always gives me the "willeys".... (Bad experience with electrics when was much younger).... More cautious now when it comes to dealing with "live" wires..... Yes, I could get an electrician...
Not exactly p&p because I wanted to use this router to replace the Maxis wireless router that was given. I haven't gotten around to doing that yet because of the lack of time. For now, I'm using this router as an access point and my ext HDD is connected to it.
Another thing to consider is the possible interference with data signals going through power lines. I didn't have good experience with Aztech's Homeplug, but it could just be that Aztech products are lower in quality. My next step is to test this Asus router in the storeroom and have all my LAN cables connect to it.
I managed to wire my house during renovation, but 2 out of 5 LAN cables pulled are not working. A bit frustrating and angry with the contractor and myself. My IT colleague said I should have pulled a pair of cables for every point, to be used as backup.
Renovation done. Now for the CLEAN UP before moving in...any bros/sis have any good contacts to share?
Vendors who basically handle everything from washing the toilet to making sure the floors are cleaned and window grills wiped, etc...
Vendors who basically handle everything from washing the toilet to making sure the floors are cleaned and window grills wiped, etc...
Aztech home plugs are quite OK for me.
No setup configuration and messy cables.
Great for me. Couldn't ask for anything more. If not fussy about download speeds then get the cheapest ones. I think sing less then 20 bucks each.
No setup configuration and messy cables.
Great for me. Couldn't ask for anything more. If not fussy about download speeds then get the cheapest ones. I think sing less then 20 bucks each.
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Just moved to our new home. Any recommendations for a window film provider to prevent the heat from the Sun rays from shining through to my living room glass windows. Please do share and any recommendations for the film that I should select.
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Anyone engaged SunTec Alarm to install alarm system ? Any feedback ? I am considering either Paradox of Blueguard. I think either one should be good enough. Many thanks for any advice.
Saw another company Pro Tech Alarm which seems to be specializing in Paradox but can't find much info about them.
Anyone engaged SunTec Alarm to install alarm system ? Any feedback ? I am considering either Paradox of Blueguard. I think either one should be good enough. Many thanks for any advice.
Saw another company Pro Tech Alarm which seems to be specializing in Paradox but can't find much info about them.
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Hi chole
I didnt use this contractor at all , i just shared out the info as some of the NI residents were cheated by him some time ago ....
u mean now this Eric still able to cheat ppl when his news has been broadcasted ?
RM1700 is not a big amount , so i suggest you just let it go , dun waste yr time ....
I used Suntec Alarm, and installed Bluguard. So far, I don't really see any issues for nearly 1 year now. Then again, I am not exactly v particular abt alarm systems....
Thanks Bro.. for the fast reply..it helps.
For those who are looking into Interior Design/renovating your home, you may want to put your ideas down on a freeware, Sweet Home 3D(http://www.sweethome3d.com/). Although the libraries do not provide a very comprehensive set of "furniture", it can nonetheless help you "visualise" your design in 3D. From my experience, this can facilitate finalising the design between spouses quickly.
Starting with a proposed 2D layout from the ID, I can easily re-create this in SH3D on a PC. The 3D view of the design was then projected on a large TV screen for viewing and discussing with my wife. Any changes on the PC were simultaneously reflected on the large TV screen, discussed, revised further until finalised. We came up with alternatives which were then sent to the IDs for their professional inputs/comments before deciding.
The IDs will probably use some paid and more sophisticated software to ply their trade. If they agree to install the SH3D freeware, this can, in my view, greatly facilitate a better understanding between you and the ID, since there will be limited face time due to the challenge of cross border travel.
Starting with a proposed 2D layout from the ID, I can easily re-create this in SH3D on a PC. The 3D view of the design was then projected on a large TV screen for viewing and discussing with my wife. Any changes on the PC were simultaneously reflected on the large TV screen, discussed, revised further until finalised. We came up with alternatives which were then sent to the IDs for their professional inputs/comments before deciding.
The IDs will probably use some paid and more sophisticated software to ply their trade. If they agree to install the SH3D freeware, this can, in my view, greatly facilitate a better understanding between you and the ID, since there will be limited face time due to the challenge of cross border travel.
Had my car porch laid with tiles in this pattern and lined with pebbles stones. Its kind of cool i think.cant upload. On my wordpress.
fantastic. at the very least you can take a photo or video of your design and share with the contractor.
Hi bro n sis.... i m not sure if this is the correct forum to ask my questuon. I juz finish renovating my house. I did chg the tang ki for better water presuure. Now my house flooded with water from first floor dripped thru my kitchen false ceiling to ground floor. Setia refused to settle for us even though we r still under 36 mths warranty... reason being we add on tang ki. They said SAJ approved the house before handover. Are they right to say that huh? The water pipe burst on the first floor toilet. Best part is..... is a wkend home only not much usage de..... so vex now. Can someone enlighten me?
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