From: someone@anywheret.net   
      
   "Jim D"  wrote in message news:2018122709313871883-Not@ThisAddresscom...   
      
   > Bottom line, wifi tech changes constantly.  What Behringer did do was   
   > include the ability to connect and use better wifi as those come along. At   
   > least as long as nothing else becomes outdated in the deal, like ethernet   
   > :-)   
      
   Behringer at least seems to be up with what's happening, which is why it   
   seems a bit odd to include a capability that's not quite as practical as it   
   should be.   
      
   > The built in wifi works fine for my solo and duo gigs.  It only fails when   
   > there are a lot of other wifi things around, like dozens or hundreds of   
   > iphone out there in the audience. Then, nope, it's useless.   
      
   I can't imagine Behringer not being aware of that situation and designing   
   accordingly.   
      
   > That's not as bad as is sounds tho. In the old days we sat the pa head   
   > down, adjusted it some, then ignored it for the rest of the gig. If   
   > someone needed a little more mic level, they just sang louder.  ha.   If   
   > the beh loses wifi connection to the vasious controller pads, nothing   
   > changes settings wise, it stays working just as it was before the   
   > connection loss. It's just that you can't change anything until that   
   > connection is reestablished.   
      
   That's still an unnecessary inconvenience.   
      
   > When a disconnect happens, a " reconnect " dialog pops up on my android   
   > tablet.  I hit " ok " when I have time, and it reconnects. In a bad club   
   > overlaod situation ( lots of wifi going on ) that dialog will just keep   
   > popping up. After a while I ignore it and just play the gig.   
      
   It needs to totally ignore unauthorized connection attempts.   
      
   > We're playing two band gigs this weekend, one in a very big place where   
   > the wifi is always problematic.  Wonder how the new router will work ?   
   > I'll know in a few days :-)   
      
      
   Jim   
      
   With an external router you don't still expect problems do you?   
      
   Ouisie   
      
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