@Scubajoey Scubajoey wrote Very impressive writeup, 🥇👍 Any info on the flat panel direction antenna? I just got a Blake UK antenna Hi there, The only reason for this article (after researching the...

@Power-Station Check out the spec difference for both AU models here https://www.tp-link.com/au/home-networking/3g-4g-router/archer-mr600/ Some info on Antennas if you are interested too...

@ArcherC8 It sounds like a 12V supply only & the 240V is via a 12 V - 240V Inverter by the look of it, otherwise yes, just run it off the 240V - 12V power supply supplied with the unit. John vk3hjq

@Datman. yes a SEPIC - "Single Ended Primary Inductor Converter" that acts both as a Boost & Buck converter that will step Up or Down depending on the input voltage. John vk3hjq

@ThirdColt Most 12V units will operate @ 13.8V, charging will usually peak @ 14.2V A simple way to keep the voltage @ a constant voltage is to use a Voltage Regulator, or a DC-DC Buck/Boost Converter...

@Stefan0s John vk3hjq