VU+ Zero WiFi Dongle

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I would like to ask if anyone who has a VU+ Zero receiver, if you have a working WiFi Dongle.
If you have, please let me know the model number, manufacturer and how much does it cost.
The official one from VU+ is too expensive and Amazon doesn't ship it to my country.
Thanks for your help.
 

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Does it matter the speed standard in what your looking to use it for? I bought a Ratlink model, unbranded really for about £5 for my Xtrend 9500 works with the drivers in any of the Vix builds and so I'm guessing would work with any E2 receiver.
 

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Mine mate, went for the proper aerial one rather than the smaller USB Bluetooth adaptor looking ones:

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Thanks. Using the one with aerial is probably a good idea.
Defo, flat band aerials are garbage for range for a start, all the modern provider given broadband routers are non external flat band antenna types, all guff performance wise thru stud walls let alone brick.
 
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I found a WiFi adapter TP-Link TL-WN722N that I used in the past for testing on my PC and I thought I would give it a try. It comes with a good size antenna.
I have VU+ SOLO SE V2 for testing (the VU+ Zero I am going to order for my sister and it must work on WiFi as no LAN cable is in the vicinity).
Anyway I connected it to one USB inputs, rebooted and would you believe it, it recognized the WiFi dongle.
Set it up as default and it worked perfectly.
I hope a newer TP Link model would work on the VU+ Zero
 

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Good stuff, that's a bonus there mate.
 
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I bought TP-Link WiFi Dongle TL-WN822N yesterday
It is 300Mbps and works very well on a PC
Tried it on the VU+ Solo SE V2 and it just doesn't recognize it.
 

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Maybe there's driver support needed and then it will work, have you had a look on the plugins stream on your Vu+?
 
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