Add Gw For Internet To Route Centos

Looking for a router glad I went this route, on the app you control who is on your wifi and check your internet speed

It's a great device for my Fuji GW 670III which didn't have a light meter. Small and simple.

I recently purchased the Leofoto GW-01 3 way geared head. I used it for taking photos of the solar eclipse without a tracker. It provides excellent 3-axis control and it was very easy to reposition the camera with fine control at various times during the eclipse. Great 3-way geared tripod head!

A very nice, but pricey hood and adapter. If you want to use the GW-3 wide angle lens on the GR, you will have to buy this also. I like being able to use filters with this adapter and hood. It would be great if Ricoh supplied this with the camera instead of charging more for the lens hood and adapter ring. That said I think it is a must have for the GR.

It was a good thing to get this to my Ricoh GR II. It alows you to attach the GW-3 len wich is really great.

Unboxed plugged it into the Unifi GW and voila - 4 ports of PoE and per port tracking of devices in the Unifi controller.

This lens has to be good. It doubles the weight (and then some) or your camera. Makes it really tough to fit in your pocket unless you wear Genie pants, and the adapter is ho hum. So the pictures need to be good really good. They are really good. The focus, metering, and functionality of the camera are still perfect with this lens. I couldn't help popping it on immediately and grabbing a picture down by the tracks. Everything was perfect. The perspective provided by the lens opens up another layer of creativity for the user. This is definitely a worthwhile addition to your GR III. If I have a complaint about anything, its the adapter (Model GA-1). The adapter, not this lens, doesn't live up to the quality build of the GR III or this GW-4 conversion lens. The adapter is a required component if you want to actually be able to attach the GW-4 to your GR III.

Rather than try to run a new internet cable all the way to my attic from the basement, I bought this switch to add a second outdoor access point for the other side of the house. This saved a lot of hassle and trying to run a second cable up there and works fine.

This small, light, little add-on is worth its weight gold for those with UniFi network stacks. Due to the wiring for my cable internet (from the ground to the telephone posts), it has frequent bouts disconnects to my modem whenever it gets windy. This thing has made it a far less of a hassle to reboot the modem as it does it on its own. My only complaint is it may be a bit wonky with detecting internet outage until you do a firmware update on it, but has been rock solid since. But if you have a UniFi network stack, just buy it, plug your modem to it and forget about it.

An affordable, easy to install Wifi add-on for my desk top. Fixed my internet connectivity problems as well. Thanks!