8/16MB versions have been present since the beginning, but the 16MB version wasn't identified as being dedicated for the 2HP.
I created a dataentry for the 2HP now -> https://openwrt.org/toh/hwdata/alfa_network/alfa_network_tube2hp
All the OpenWRT related wiki pages show the Tube 2H to be a square conventional size router box. The Tube 2H I see sold everywhere looks like a "tube". I wrote up a procedure for how to install OpenWRT on the Tube 2H, the one that looks like the Ubiquiti Bullet M2. I can't find it anywhere online any longer. Guess it disappeared with the fall over of the OpenWrt forum. Pity - such a great loss.
This?
That's just a generic graphic.
Yes, the tube 2H is actually this model:
http://www.alfadistribution.com/alfa-network-tube-2h-802-11n-long-rang-outdoor-ap-cpe/
Also note that I run this off a camper 12V system with no problem. Just a cheap POE "injector" into the Ethernet of the standard 12V camper voltage and the Alfa Tube 2H works fine off 12VDC. I think the house current power supply shipped with the Tube 2H is a much higher voltage, maybe 24VDC but this is not needed to be this high, as the router runs off 12VDC fine.
Most all of the Alfa Tube information that used to be around has been lost with all this transition and server issues. The Alfa tube should have no issue running off 12V POE yet, I had about a 100ft ethernet run, which the added voltage helps reduce voltage drop.
I know this. Feel free to edit the Wiki if it concerns you. As I already stated:
If that isn't noted in the Wiki, you should include it too.
Feel free to add this to the Wiki, folks!
