Wonder teklager managed to get stock cause of previous commitments; I was surprised as anyone that they listed anything PC Engine, though the options are limited
Probably this… As usual, the Austrialian pricing is weird and I’d rather not pay x3 the price… I just need the board…
Oh wait… I need the chassis as well because of the ports… 
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Both their pricing is well outside what I am willing to pay… not gonna eat up the scalper level pricing… Its like paying for GPUs… Jesus its like 2x the price…
Anyway I’m off to pick up wife…
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it is a going to cost me like 2x as much as normal between shipping and everything, but it is what it is
This is the specific model I was looking at
Now, normally, I’d agree with you, but eh the prices aren’t so insane given it’s only like 80 extra? when converted to USD
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The purchasing power of our currency doesnt really translate well outside the country, especially where computer components are concerned.
Anyway to change topic, you made the right timing to get back @PhaseLockedLoop and @THEkitchenSINK and others were spamming youtube links and were having a music jam, some to my taste, some not. Was fun but a headache to wade through if you’re like me and would like to read most if not all of the backlog message.
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Oh, absolutely.
So far so good, very happy with the UAP 6 Lite. I’m failing to get the wild gig+ speeds that wifi 6 advertises, but I’m getting a consistent 450mbps all across my house, with multiple devices simultaneously. Frankly, I suspect the low performance is limitations of the client devices. Newest laptop I’ve got is a Framework and while it’s good, I don’t think that thing has a super powerful wireless module installed.
So at the end of the day, I’ll give them 4/5 and I would definitely recommend them as bang for your buck.
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Awesomesauce! I don’t need a whole bunch of wifi speed, just something that actually works with out me having to be my own IT support lol
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yeah, it’ll fill that role.
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Lol kinda wish you’d said otherwise, now I kinda want to go with the UDMP + AP even worse 
update: so I kinda shot myself in the foot by hesitating at cart lol the PC Engine is now all sold out
BUT! for those wondering, they expect to have more in 2-3 weeks
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My U6-LR (ordered on release January 2021), and a 2019 bought on release pixel 4 - generally in the 500 range between upper floor and ground floor.
I’m using Debian on an old n3150-itx board as a router, with unattended-upgrades and kexec (no failover) and that’s been rock solid too (only using unifi for 2 APs and 2 small switches).
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I don’t necessarily trust fast.com
It told me I was getting 1.2gbps over gigabit Ethernet a couple months back. I think they’re warlocks or something.
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Is it fiber from your ISP? Usually 1Gbps fiber is actually 1.25Gbps for various technical reasons, usually encoding type.
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Docsis 3.1, and “1gbps” is actually 930
Besides, you can’t do more than 1gbps over 1gbps cat6
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FWIW, just got a new phone - a Pixel 6 Pro, Speedtest wifi speed increased, unsurprisingly (using u6-lr accesspoint)
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I just installed 2 AP’s for what it’s worth. For a 3000 sq.ft Home currently using 2 TP-Link Omadas and a Netgear AX router for almost 90% coverage. Most of my home is wired but wanted some WiFi access in around the property.
My PC engine APU2E5 comes in tomorrow; should be able to report how it is this weekend 
Edit:
This is your PSA that stock is back in!
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I have a Unifi u6-lr and it’s working fine so far.
The only issues I’ve got with it is it’s compatibility with the unmanaged netgear jgs524 or netgear jgs516 switches … as in it doesn’t connect to them at all.
It work with the netgear gs108 but at 100 Mbps. I’m sure if I spent the money on the Unifi switch it would make a difference (I’m open to suggestions).
The only reboots I’ve had to due is for firmware updates / power outages. And I’ve had it installed for a few months now.
My $0.02 for what it’s worth!