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Netgear M1 reboot issue Resolved!
Netgear M1 reboot issue Resolved! i found the real problem that relates to router reboot "randomly reboot" was from your country network band , Tut: 1- go to admin page 2- sign in 3- go to set...
Hey, if you get a moment, please take a picture of your setup - that is ingenious of you (the heat sink idea). I'd love to see how it looks in practice !
UK-basedwrote:winger13: ... I removed the battery cover and raised the M1 a few centimeters off the surface to allow air flow around the battery compartment. I also carefully placed an old CPU heat sink on top of the M1 with some cling film between to avoid damage to the LCD screen. This approach dropped the M1's temperature range by 5degC (31degC - 36degC). ...
winger13: Here it is, with an Intel CPU heatsink on top. I didn't bother connecting the fan because the temperature is fine without it, so there's no added noise. I used the clamp from the heatsink underneath the M1 to raise it - fits a treat!
You can also see the short pigtail adapters to convert the TS-9 external antenna connectors to the SMA connectors from my Poynting antenna. I used pigtails rather than a solid adapter like this because I felt that the M1's TS-9 connectors would be put under more stress by the latter. Other connections are Ethernet (to unmanaged switch and 2 access points) and high-quality, braided USB-C cable to upgraded mains charger.
Intel CPU heatsink on Nighthawk M1