r00t,

Thanks for the NOTE. A SIM adapter on the NGFF to mPCIe adapter is a must? Can't use the onboard SIM slots???

Thanks for the info....

Could this hardware a Mini PCIe to M.2 (NGFFF) adapter and a Quectel RM500Q-GL modem facilitate a Mikrotik RBLtAP-2HN to migrate from the R11e-LTE to 5G Cat 20? Replacement of the R11e-LTE module? Or Insertion into the second Mini PCI-e slot? 5G-module.jpg Can this work if the right driver packages ...

Hi aesmith,

So far I understand... and it works for a wifi connected client. But what if a client is connected via ethernet on the same switch?

Regards,

Johan

Hi aesmith, NMEA 0183 data is polled from the GPS module over IP via remote-access the application is OpenCPN /system gps set port=serial1 channel=0 enabled=yes /port remote-access add port=serial0 protocol=rfc2217 tcp-port=10000 See the the NMEA debug running https://www.wifiaanboord.nl/video/GPS_M...

SIB, Thanks for the info. As a beginner I understand I have to create two routes in the LtAP. One via LTE provider and the other via eth1. The distance and rules make it possible to switch from ETH1 (primary WAN) to LTE (secundairy WAN). But as the LtAP can also provide GPS signals via remote-acces ...

Hi all, I do not have expertise with auto failover. I am running a small wireless wifi network onboard a sailing yacht and am using GPS NMEA 0183 data over IP using the built in GPS receiver combined with freeware chart plotter software. Already figuered out how NMEA data output to IP can be used wi...

How could the OpenCPN chart plotter software (opencpn.org) be configured in the best way to get the GPS data out of the MikroTik LtAP LTE6 kit? It should be possible to read the GPS positioning data direct from the RBLtAP-2HnD & R11e-LTE6 router as a server (without pushing the data to a SQL ser...

Where can we buy the rubber seals for mounting cables waterproof? Mikrotik does not supply this spare part, nor the distributor...



Does anyone know who does manufactures these and how the part is called?

Richard,

Do you think the WifiRanger is reasonable priced? We think they are highly-over-priced. Just a metal mounting bracket and some embedded software....

Regards,

Johan

Hi Johan,

there are already commercial solutions available on the market based on Mikrotik products. Here is my solution out on my RV:

Ciao Richard

Where are these avilable? I did not find them yet.

anyone out there willing to help us develop

Have you found anyone to help you yet?

Unfortunately not. Have you got ideas?

Thanks for your reply Richard, Obvious your combination will work great too. What we are looking for in this specific recreational vehicle/boat setup (almost the same as yours) is a dedicated Webfig Skin for both MikroTik devices so a non-skilled person can configure the connection in a less compreh...

To create an easier configurable UI we wonder if there is anyone out there willing to help us develop ready-made pre-installed skins for systems that are being uses for ship-shore wifi network confguration. Our goal is to develop a combination system with a Groove routerboard mounted onboard a saili...