I own a Belkin 54g=MIMO router, I’ve always wanted to take it apart, but I need it for my network and even when I get rid of it my Mum won’t let me TIP.
And no I’m not a 20 something who lives with his mother I’m still at school.
To disassemble the screwless cases (e.g. you popped out the rubber feet and there were no screws present to remove as shown in this slide show), cut the tamper seal, then with your palms on the sides of the black section, wedge the pads of your thumb muscles on the black feet and pry against the blue feet with the ends of your thumbs - the ‘latches’ are on the outside edges so it doesn’t really help to squeeze the top and bottom together, and there’s no room to slide anything into the side slot to disengage a latch. Then remove the antennae and follow the rest of the slide show.
Very Neat Ive never seen the guts of these things I have a couple routers but only 1 like this one hooked to my DSL, cool
I own a Belkin 54g=MIMO router, I’ve always wanted to take it apart, but I need it for my network and even when I get rid of it my Mum won’t let me TIP.
And no I’m not a 20 something who lives with his mother I’m still at school.
To disassemble the screwless cases (e.g. you popped out the rubber feet and there were no screws present to remove as shown in this slide show), cut the tamper seal, then with your palms on the sides of the black section, wedge the pads of your thumb muscles on the black feet and pry against the blue feet with the ends of your thumbs - the ‘latches’ are on the outside edges so it doesn’t really help to squeeze the top and bottom together, and there’s no room to slide anything into the side slot to disengage a latch. Then remove the antennae and follow the rest of the slide show.