Well, I was expecting more magnets and springs, but this thing is full of a huge heat sink and then a single, do-it-all, modem, a GPS chipset, a Wi-Fi chipset and some memory. Pretty cool I’d say.
Do not take yours apart, you will void your warranty, I think. Just look at pics of mine.
I’m not masking the SN as only partners and Peplink can see that it’s mine.
-Lucas
Yea … these things are not designed by kids. ;<) ;<)
@Luke_Morgan You win the I void warranties t-shirt!
Welcome to the club , thanks for sharing.
Top side of board looks just to be the 5G modem along with power supply. I would imagine the main router SOC and memory is on the bottom.
@jharrell, I didn’t think to look at the other side until I opened my Cradlepoint E300 up and saw what was inside of it and saw it had a double-sided main board.
I know that we are talking about BR1 PRO 5G.
But… let me show what happening, when you need to get a certification of operation in Brazil.
This is just a first step… and the stairs are high.
MAX Transit DUO (OLD)
Great picture Marcelo!
Were you working on a personal certification or getting the DUO approved by the radio/RF administration for Brazil?
-Lucas
Hello.
I work for AT4 (distributor).
We do the Anatel certifications for the products that we sell. (LTE/WiFi)
Love this
Since the cellular modem is a separate module, it would be so nice to be able to upgrade to my MAX BR1 5G to the new modem! Trade in offers were not worth especially since I paid the $1500 price!
