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I went to the Flytec website (www.flyteccomputers.com) to buy some new airrouters. When I searched for them, two hits came back, one called a "US" version:

http://flyteccomputers.com/product/20799/Ubiquiti-AirRouter-US-80211gn-SOHO-Wireless-Router-4-port-USB-150Mbps-100m-AirOS

and the other had no mention of being a US version:

I acquired an old (2011 or so) UBNT Rocket M2 GPS radio.  I could see its Node Status screen, but could not access Setup (I did not have the password).  The radio acted like it was working in the WiFi band (I could see my local WiFi and others on channels 1, 6, and 11).  I was not successful in restoring factory defaults.  I forced the radio to a state where I could TFTP to it, and appeared to load it successfully with XM V.5.5.11.  When I first logged in, the country list had many countries, not just the three that show in the new radios.

I'm trying to resurrect a NanoBridge NBM5-25 I was given, I have no idea how it was set up originally. I couldn't get it to load a ubnt or AREDN gui page. I could force a static IP address on it and ping it, and it does go into tft mode which was promising, so I unsuccessfully tried loading AirOS 5.11. U-Boot Tester showed good/good so I uploaded AREDN 3.16 (Bullet - factory). I initially got the setup NOCALL page but when I tried to save it it said 'invalid lan IP' and wouldn't let me reboot, only quit.

I started this new thread - since my last one improperly blamed the AirRouter as the troublemaker.


Note: this specifically addresses those with concerns about feeding power into the Nano XW backwards - into the Secondary jack (trying to use just one ethernet cable during DTD applications).