Can I replace my Ayrmesh hub with this one?
805031
It depends on what you want to do. These AP's are made for farming with a 2mile range. They are $375 vs. Ubiquiti's sub Sub $100 range. I bet Ubiqiuti makes this Aymesh hub. Looks the same, however possibly different firmware. I know for a fact Ubiquiti's AP's are not compatible with several different manufacture's AP or client hardware. The only thing you can do is give it a try with a seller that offers a return policy. I also want to add that some Ubiquiti products are not compatible with other Ubiquiti products. Which might force you to buy a a certain compatible model in regards to your system.
805032
I am unfortunately unfamiliar with the device you mentioned. However, I did Google it and read up a little and with what I see, the two devices (the Ayr and the Pico) are similar but as for which one performs better, I really can't answer.I apologize for not being more help.
805033
You can (it's the same product without the Ayrmesh proprietary software/configuration), but be aware: it does not have the Ayrmesh software! If you are meshing your net with other Ayrsoft products, this will not work for you. If you are using this to REPLACE your existing Ayrmesh antenna/hub, you can rock on.
805034
It depends on what you want to do. These AP's are made for farming with a 2mile range. They are $375 vs. Ubiquiti's sub Sub $100 range. I bet Ubiqiuti makes this Aymesh hub.Looks the same, however possibly different firmware. I know for a fact Ubiquiti's AP's are not compatible with several different manufacture's AP or client hardware. The only thing you can dois give it a try with a seller that offers a return policy.I also want to add that some Ubiquiti products are not compatible with other Ubiquiti products. Which might force you to buy a a certain compatible model in regards to your system. It depends on what you want to do. These AP's are made for farming with a 2mile range. They are $375 vs. Ubiquiti's sub Sub $100 range. I bet Ubiqiuti makes this Aymesh hub.Looks the same, however possibly different firmware. I know for a fact Ubiquiti's AP's are not compatible with several different manufacture's AP or client hardware. The only thing you can dois give it a try with a seller that offers a return policy.I also want to add that some Ubiquiti products are not compatible with other Ubiquiti products. Which might force you to buy a a certain compatible... » Read More It depends on what you want to do. These AP's are made for farming with a 2mile range. They are $375 vs. Ubiquiti's sub Sub $100 range. I bet Ubiqiuti makes this Aymesh hub.Looks the same, however possibly different firmware. I know for a fact Ubiquiti's AP's are not compatible with several different manufacture's AP or client hardware. The only thing you can dois give it a try with a seller that offers a return policy.I also want to add that some Ubiquiti products are not compatible with other Ubiquiti products. Which might force you to buy a a certain compatible model in regards to your system. « Show Less
468828
Should be able to adapt...Although the specs (as displayed in the Product Description:Voltage: 5VDC , Current: 0.23A / 1.15W ) do differ from what is printed on the hub (look at the picture: 5.0V/0.1A/0.5W ), this is a Direct Current fan with an AC/DC adapter. You Should be able to get by with a 5VDC wallwart rated at 500mA (like the supplied unit), or go with a 5V/1A unit. Connector is an entirely different issue. For that I'd splice the new wallwart into the original cable. G'luck.
895060
Its not a hub, that is it does not allow you to connect multiple USB devices to a single USB port. Its only a charging station, allowing you to connect power to 4 devices that charge via a USB port (2x1amp, 2x2amp devices)
997113
Yes - we did. It will be most efficient to call tech support. We spent a lot of time on the phone with customer service tech support when we first set up our system (we bought 3 different hubs before we got one that worked). The "new style" square hubs were all bad. Once we got the "old style" rectangular shaped hub from Amazon, all issues were quickly resolved. Support was always patient, knowledgeable and very helpful. Once we were finally set up, our system has worked great since.
448181
It should. Hub is a 3.0 and also handles 2.0. Mine is a 1 tb wd. It works great.
2086972
nope, just have them add locktite to the bolts going to the hub and you should be good to go.
1234585
It's possible. If the outside dimension of the star hub closely matches one of the hub shims supplied, it should work.
1302299
I can't be sure, but I would assume it would work unpowered. Every hub I've had did.
950097
Not to the best of my knowledge. The internal hardware isn't accessible, let alone interchangeable.
1831898
I am not sure if you can replace it but the one i have is so far trouble free.
1546828
No. You have a freewheel, not a cassette style hub. It will be a 3 or 4 prong or shimano-style freewheel tool. Since the replacement will most likely need a different tool, I'd suggest just paying you're local shop $10 to remove.
695505
You should be able to. It has a standard socket. Refer to mfg guide when you receive it.
99137
I don't know. I would suppose so if it is a USB connectivity as it does have a USB port...which you can extend with a hub if needed.
1932248
I don't know. It was supposed to be used with a USB hub, and the hub didn't work well.
1320534
I have a 2.0 hub attached to one port on this unit and it works fine. Not a problem.
141134
I have never have to replace one, but physically they are the same. But I can not confirm it will work Sorry
476175
Yes, you can use this as a replacement. You'll still need to sync it with your main unit though (see instructions inside the box)