Hi,

I've bought a RB912UAG-2HPnD on Ebay. It came new and unused and in anti-static bag. But soon I realized that it differs somewhat. It does identify itself as 912UAG-2HPnD and has a valid license. I tried to find a picture of the same variant, but
was unable to.



Main differences what I noticed:

• It has BGA type RAM
• It has gold plated solder pads
• It lacks the full bridge diodes (D1, D2), only single diodes.

Is this a new revision? prototype?

Either way it works fantastic. The reception is crazy even with lousy old D-Link antennas I had laying around. I have quite bad interference from other apartments, but I gained several Mbps more on average. The next step is to extend it with a 11ac radio.

http://routerboard.com/RB912UAG-2HPnD

We always update our devices without announcement or name changes, so yes, it is possible. There are currently four revisions to the RB912UAG-2HPnD

It would be good if they were registered somewhere differences between revisions ...

there are no differences that would affect the user.

sometimes we change parts to other manufacturer, sometimes we optimise to make manufacturing easier.

Ok

Thanks for the answer!

Thanks for the answer!

how much ram and flash??

128M Flash / 64M RAM as specified.

there are no differences that would affect the user...

Maybe they don't affect the user right now, but suppose one of the revisions develops a terrible failure rate--maybe low quality capacitors that start failing horribly after a couple years, to pick an arbitrary example. Naturally, you want to locate & replace these boards before they start causing unscheduled failures. Out of a hundred of these boards you have deployed, maybe a handful of them are the revision in question... but the only way to find them is to climb every tower and open every case for visual inspection.