This was shot from the East foothills around 7:00 PM. Camera: Zenmuse X5 Color space = D-Log Compression: h.264 ISO: 400 Shutter: 30 FPS: 30 Aperture: f/1.7 Music by Vaughn McMillan ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSE5j6-vohQ

Managing the RE650 on a PUBLIC NETWORK can be frustrating. TP-Link seems to assume you're going to set this baby up once, and leave it. Maybe for most folks, but not for me. I plan on using the RE650 on many different public networks. I want to toss it in my suitcase and use it in places where WiFi is spotty...like a hotel, for instance. Of course I will NOT have admin access to any of these networks. TP-Link assumes you will have admin access to every network you use this on. Not true for public networks. So I had to find workarounds. Apps....I hate apps.... If you're like me, you don't want to use apps. I hate apps. I feel more comfortable managing any network device via a browser. The problem is that, logically, I would think the RE650 would behave like a router repeater. But it doesn't. It's its own animal. Throw out router conventions. This baby behaves differently. I hope this video takes some of the mystery out of managing this beast. This video is for those who plan on using this device to increase the range of "Guest" networks. Good news. It CAN be done...and you don't need no steenkin' apps. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-UvTpLO-uk