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Unboxing and Assembly of the Tactical Elite
SuperFastYo replied to SuperFastYo's topic in WiFi Pineapple NANO
lol, I've had that backpack for about 2 years now and have everything I need in my work life. So since its a work bag I just rip off the patch and nobody glances at it. It would be dumb to run around with a patch stating what is for the world to see. -
I made this video when I first got the Nano and never saw a video of an unboxing of the Tactical Elite. Well Darrin decided to make one so I never uploaded mine. Today I was bored so just quick edited it and decided to upload my (ghetto) unboxing!
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you dont even need an OTG cable. Regular USB type C works just fine
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I'm a personal fan of teamtreehouse.com
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Anyone using a Nexus 6p with their Nano wirelessly
SuperFastYo replied to Tech_Terry's topic in WiFi Pineapple NANO
Bumping a dead thread to see if anyone has had luck with this method. -
Running the nano right now. Love it, and it's cheap(ish).
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Thanks for the advice Sami! I went with the nano mostly just for portability. I think I will eventually grab a Tetra, but for now the nano will work with my intro to this field. I will keep an eye on the forums before I buy though, just to make sure the reviews on the new firmware are positive. Thanks again from the US!
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Where do you teach, if you don't mind me asking.
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have you tried xda forum? They're going to be more knowledgeable about this kind of thing.
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That's terrifying. Bravo to hak5 for the quick response & resolution. Kinda off topic but anybody know a run time on these batteries on a single charge?
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Hey let's not downplay getting a printer online. Those things have a mind of their own. Mine requires a blood sacrifice at least once a month. I ended up getting a NANO Tactical Elite solely for portability. Once I feel comfortable and confident with the nano I'll buy a tetra as a stationary device or a semi-portable one at least.
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If the mark v works for you, stick with it. The tetra is nice cause it's got the latest hardware as the mark v is from 2013. Also having the 5ghz band is nice to have. I would say if you have the cash to burn the tetra sounds like a great upgrade. But from what I gather about hak5, the mark v will have continued support and stay relevant. This is just a personal suggestion on the bit of research I've done when I saw a mark v for sale. I however went with the nano for portability.
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Nano & Tetra are separate devices. Which device where you planning on buying?