Sold: Ubiquiti USG and Unifi AP AC + 15M Cat6 Patch Cable

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matisyahu

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#223503 2-Oct-2017 22:01

I've moved over to Google Wifi so I no longer need the following:

Ubiquiti USG

Ubiquiti Unifi AP AC

15M Cat6 Patch Cable

They've been upgraded to the latest firmware available.

$200 or nearest offer.

"When the people are being beaten with a stick, they are not much happier if it is called 'the People's Stick'"

phrozenpenguin

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#1876384 2-Oct-2017 22:11

Will take these.

michaelmurfy

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#1876407 2-Oct-2017 22:24

Just remember the firmware is dependent on the controller they're adopted to. Also remember I'm running a controller people can use if they wish.

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phrozenpenguin

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#1876423 2-Oct-2017 23:08

michaelmurfy:

Just remember the firmware is dependent on the controller they're adopted to. Also remember I'm running a controller people can use if they wish.

Thanks yes have seen your controller - nice work running that for the community.

uluxus

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#1876539 3-Oct-2017 10:14

$201 if they are still available :)

matisyahu

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#1876773 3-Oct-2017 16:41

All sold.

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