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The Linxdot Helium Hotspot AU915 features an Australian power plug but will be delivered with an adapter.
The AU915 frequency plan is compatible to use in: Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, Philippines, and Malaysia.
Do I need this?
how big is your house block ?
mine is 395000 sqm so it useful for me
approx 800 sq metres.
I had to cancel after waiting 3month. Senscap was better for me.
15km wifi coverage, and it is "mining tokens" for you at the same time?? All for nearly $1,000?
Wow. I'm sure these will sell out in seconds.
If I could trust it to get 15km non-directionally and it didn't let randoms on my network i'd pay $900 easy. Because we'd have four households paying only one internet fee… Worst case it'd pay for itself in 5 months
Multiple families sharing .3 to 30 kbps give our take. Repeat that in words: kilobits per second. This not for Netflix.
It wasn't clear that I was generalising. I'd pay $900 for something suitable, but not this product.
@CJ31: Aren't all those directional solutions though? I only want 3km range but need to go in three different directions
@justtoreply: There are omni directional ones as well for the base. A better idea than 3 pairs.
I'm about out of knowledge, I've never set one up, just looked into it for a friend. There are a few good YouTube examples.
Why tag this with cryptocurrency?
You need lots of bitcoins to afford it…
wrong, only needs 0.016 btc
Every second used it earns you 2c
Because it is used to mine Helium (HNT) which is a decentralised blockchain network (IOT).
This is a form of crypto mining used to incentivise setting up of a decentralised wifi network.
Interesting idea, but if you don't know what this is, then it's probably not for you.
What a load of BS. And what a terrible sales tactic? "It's probably not for you if you don't know what this new thing does… You should know already".
It's actually a good anti-sales tactic.
More miners dilute the profit.
Move along people, there is nothing to see here.
yep, fair point. I know people have made money off this, but it is very speculative. I'm not trying to sell it and wouldn't buy one myself, but each to his own.
I guess what I meant though, was that you really need to research what helium crypto is about before you would consider throwing $900 at it. (https://www.helium.com/)
Seems they try sell what ever is popular at the time…
yeah, I guess they want to maximise sales or something
All I say is just take a look at their previous 'bargains'
still waiting on my preorder direct from linxdot ordered Sept 26th 2021 for 399.00 GBP (about AUD$730) order expected Late January 2022 with delays think my batch is next so hopefully not much longer
I ordered in October. Ended up cancelling my order for a refund.
I've been running a different model. Earnings haven't been that exciting.
Got a tradie fren?
Ask them to buy it so that they can claim the GST.
ROI depends heavily on location and setup (and of course the price of HNT). A good external setup includes external antenna, mast and cabling will set you back another $300.
To get an idea of typical earnings you can check you area on the helium explorer https://explorer.helium.com/
Interesting.
Near me one person earnt $4.60 over the past 30 days and another earnt $116
Even if I were to earn $116 per month still a long payback period for a risky investment.
Even if I were to earn $116 per month still a long payback period for a risky investment.
The user will get make back the capital in 8M. That's a 156% 1Y return.
Minus income tax
@rektrading: You have no idea child tax rates do you.
Oh forgot you're the guy who takes out loans for daily expenses rather than pay CGT hoping you'll die.
Please also tell us the payback and ROI if you make $4.60 a month?
Hint# if you don’t know it, you don’t need it.