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Just let us know how how you get on either way 
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- Thread starter jonneymendoza
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Well some good news and bad news. I flashed QCOM AC instead of just QCOM (was reading on mikrotik forum not to use AC) and the WiFi started working.Just let us know how how you get on either way
But the randomly reboots. Well if I play a long YouTube video or do a speed test. Like when it's doing load? Wth heck is that all about!?
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Try another power supply.
I did read something about that and I think the adapter that was provided is not the original one. Is power supply really a thing?
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I would say so yes.
mikrotik.com
Powering
Details
Number of DC inputs 1 (DC jack)
DC jack input Voltage 12-28 V
Max power consumption 23 W
Max power consumption without attachments 17 W
Cooling type Passive
The Supplied PSU 24V 1.2A
23Watts @ 12V=1.9 Amps
23Watts @ 24V=0.9 Amp
Chateau 5G | MikroTik
One router to delight them all – introducing the ultimate home AP with ultra-fast LTE/5G support
mikrotik.com
Powering
Details
Number of DC inputs 1 (DC jack)
DC jack input Voltage 12-28 V
Max power consumption 23 W
Max power consumption without attachments 17 W
Cooling type Passive
The Supplied PSU 24V 1.2A
23Watts @ 12V=1.9 Amps
23Watts @ 24V=0.9 Amp
Associate
It could also be the software version your using!
You can send Mikrotik a support.rif file if you think it's that and they will take a look.
This is what came with itI would say so yes.
Chateau 5G | MikroTik
One router to delight them all – introducing the ultimate home AP with ultra-fast LTE/5G support
Powering
Details
Number of DC inputs 1 (DC jack)
DC jack input Voltage 12-28 V
Max power consumption 23 W
Max power consumption without attachments 17 W
Cooling type Passive
The Supplied PSU 24V 1.2A
23Watts @ 12V=1.9 Amps
23Watts @ 24V=0.9 Amp
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Don
Doesn't look like it's up to the job - 6.3W (vs the 17W+ needed)This is what came with it
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Well thats looks like a pile of dung
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500ma garbage
This any good? From Zyxcel 5103E. Or can you recommend one please?
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I would say thats breaking down under load, infact I wouldn't use that till you find a proper 12V supply of at least 1.5AThis is what came with it
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Associate
They look both positive middle pin and thats a 4Amp DC supply. show me the plugs on both!
The Router End
The Router End
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Will do after work, thanks.
Associate
No worries, you must have old 12V power supply from old routers, that 4A is over-kill but should do the job. But 12V DC 2A or 24V DC 1.2A middle pin positive will suite best.
Good luck!
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I did mean the plug on the other end of the cables.Here you go
That should do as long as the plug fits the router end properly.
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Could be to fit a 2.5 dia pin with yours being 2.1
They eliminated that problem with a dual type socket https://cpc.farnell.com/cliff-elect...al-2-1-2-5mm-solder-dc10l/dp/CN16318?st=dc10l
They eliminated that problem with a dual type socket https://cpc.farnell.com/cliff-elect...al-2-1-2-5mm-solder-dc10l/dp/CN16318?st=dc10l
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Sorry what's this supposed to do exactly?
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Yeah sorry I was hypothesising if you plug the white power supply in and the pin was wobbly, the socket from the link above would solve that problem for 80p
So the Burning question is, did it work or not ?