Or you could buy another $40 board and save the headache.
that would be the ideal solution but in my case it is not:
(though am not going to make any effort in repairing it)
- I live in Ghana, West Africa,
- I saw the list price as $45, but paid GHc190 for it which is almost $100
- I'm 21 and recently completed the university but trying to build hotspots around with the hope
that i will become a WISP instead of joining an unemployment line
- I'm bootstrapping everything (no money from friends, family and fools)
hence, when an indoor router that i purchase less than a month damages just because the power extension went off, while my Ubiquiti gears are out there dealing with vagaries of the weather including power fluctuation, thunder and lightening, i think it's a big deal.
I'm not whinning here, but am jx trying to say things aren't always the way they seem.
The routers are relatively inexpensive so hopefully if i become a small WISP, i will be throwing stuff like this away and buy new ones but in the mean time i wish they just work
-jx saying.
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