MR60 / MS60 - Firmware Update v1.0.6.102

This router is not working for me, so I have decided to return it. But I thought that I would offer my opinion that the problem may lie in the implementation of the S protocol. Because of the topology of my home, I often spend a significant portion of time in the overlap area between the router and the one satellite that I have deployed, and even spend a fair amount of time in an area that is almost exactly at the midpoint between the two; I seem to get the most network connection drops when I am in that overlap area. I think it's entirely possible that when a strong signal is present from both the router and the satellite, the S protocol implementation gets confused and switches between the two stations, which can take some time and it is possible that it gives up because it can't decide which station to connect to. It is conceivable that the thresholds for abandoning an existing connection to a station in favor of a new connection to a different station are not appropriately set and/or that the signal strength variability of the router is too great to properly assess the most appropriate station to connect to.