Most of your store bought UPS last a few minutes to an hour, mine that I made myself lasts 5 days at 24/7 usage, charges back up with a 375watt panel if there is sun in less than 5 hours and has a 10 year warranty on the battery that is a Life4po 120AH battery connected to a wall charger and a pure sine wave inverter so my equipment is running on even cleaner power than the grid. In a power loss I am already technically plugged into the battery, so when power returns the lithium charger starts back up or if it’s a few days without electricity my solar panel will do the work.

All for 900$

Compare what you get for 900$ from a store bought UPS, is maybe a few hours run time. But at least it fits into a rack right? Who cares if it’s rack mountable or not, I want power and durability not a plastic box with a shitty lead acid battery that will have a 1 year warranty on it.

Line of sight between two houses or no?

Are you a gamer? Do you think a gaming Asus router will give you an edge? It will not.

Lacks most professional features a real router would give, ever getting fiber? Need SQM for bufferbloat?

I guess it has RGB?

From my experience with strikes the cable remains fine, but the ends and the equipment attached to it will likely fry. Always try and isolate and ground your lines before they enter the house so on the exterior wall it should be grounded to earth.

These tests show nothing. Literally nothing.

Why not do a sustained load test and see what happens then, like a bufferbloat test. That way you can see your 2ping become 60 on upload…

I’d prefer a cable. It’s full duplex.

File transfer over wifi 🤮

Half duplex lol

Plug the switch into a smart outlet and set a timer