It looks as if there is no solution to the Wi-Fi problems in the short term, if there is one at all. Also Wlanpoke is not really satisfying.
My wife and I use the Squeezebox Radio as our bedroom clock radio. Replacing the Squeezebox was out of the question for me. I haven't found any other internet radio that comes close to the Squeezebox in terms of flexibility and configurability. The Squeezebox is in a fixed location and is operated with its power supply. Battery operation is not absolutely necessary for us. Establishing the network connection to our main router via Ethernet cable is also not an alternative, as it would be very costly to subsequently install network cables in our apartment. In the end, I solved the problem of sporadic to no longer possible Wi-Fi connection with the TL-WR802N nano router from TP-Link. It measures just 2.2x2.2x0.7 in (57×57×18 mm), has no ventilation openings and only gets lukewarm when in use. I covered the LED, which is annoying particularly at night, with black tape. Due to the compact dimensions and the unnecessary ventilation, the router can be conveniently hidden behind a closet, as can be seen from the photos. The router is operated in client mode, i.e. it connects the Ethernet port of the router to which the Squeezebox is connected to our main router via Wi-Fi. 3887938880 Kind regards Thomas Holte :cool: +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: Squeezebox Radio.jpg | |Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=38880| +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ holte's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=73085 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=112167
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