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Title: Piratebox build service Post by: skilo on September 14, 2013, 07:15:20 PM For $100 + $6 shipping i can build you a fully working piratebox from the TPlink MR3020. with 32GB storage space.
Just built one for myself and they are very cool. https://i.imgur.com/oWyslyY.jpg http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41pSsrW1vGL._AA160_.jpg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hKjxOEWaQk NOTE: US CUSTOMERS ONLY PLEASE. Title: Re: Piratebox build service Post by: The 4ner on September 15, 2013, 12:15:30 AM Cool idea. Ridiculous price IMO. Anyone here can purchase the router for $30-40 and any old usb for about $15-20
placing the total to about $60 and make their own PBox for a lot less by simply following the directions on the DIY page by David. Title: Re: Piratebox build service Post by: skilo on September 15, 2013, 03:31:54 AM Cool idea. Ridiculous price IMO. Anyone here can purchase the router for $30-40 and any old usb for about $15-20 placing the total to about $60 and make their own PBox for a lot less by simply following the directions on the DIY page by David. TPlink MR3020 $35 + tax = $40 Sandisk cruzer fit 32GB $15 + tax = $20 $40 + $20 = $60 total cost to me. Basically you are paying me $40 to build it for you, If you can do it yourself then you don't need me, If you want one but can't do it yourself then pay me $100 and ill take care of it for you. That is my price and it's what i feel my labor is worth, You don't have to pay it you can always do it yourself but i can tell you the installation is tricky the first time, One mistake and you will brick your device. Title: Re: Piratebox build service Post by: IveBeenBit on September 21, 2013, 11:48:02 PM Cool idea. Ridiculous price IMO. Anyone here can purchase the router for $30-40 and any old usb for about $15-20 placing the total to about $60 and make their own PBox for a lot less by simply following the directions on the DIY page by David. TPlink MR3020 $35 + tax = $40 Sandisk cruzer fit 32GB $15 + tax = $20 $40 + $20 = $60 total cost to me. Basically you are paying me $40 to build it for you, If you can do it yourself then you don't need me, If you want one but can't do it yourself then pay me $100 and ill take care of it for you. That is my price and it's what i feel my labor is worth, You don't have to pay it you can always do it yourself but i can tell you the installation is tricky the first time, One mistake and you will brick your device. I have built a couple Pirate Boxes from the MR3020 and $40 is a great price to avoid the frustrations you're bound to run into. If you like tinkering and getting stuff to work, build your own. If you just want a pirate box the easy way, this price is quite fair, IMO. Title: Re: Piratebox build service Post by: skilo on September 22, 2013, 01:01:59 AM Cool idea. Ridiculous price IMO. Anyone here can purchase the router for $30-40 and any old usb for about $15-20 placing the total to about $60 and make their own PBox for a lot less by simply following the directions on the DIY page by David. TPlink MR3020 $35 + tax = $40 Sandisk cruzer fit 32GB $15 + tax = $20 $40 + $20 = $60 total cost to me. Basically you are paying me $40 to build it for you, If you can do it yourself then you don't need me, If you want one but can't do it yourself then pay me $100 and ill take care of it for you. That is my price and it's what i feel my labor is worth, You don't have to pay it you can always do it yourself but i can tell you the installation is tricky the first time, One mistake and you will brick your device. I have built a couple Pirate Boxes from the MR3020 and $40 is a great price to avoid the frustrations you're bound to run into. If you like tinkering and getting stuff to work, build your own. If you just want a pirate box the easy way, this price is quite fair, IMO. I believe so, And of course for me to eve bother offering such a service i need to make at least a little profit or there is no point. I know what i'm doing as well, I have about 3 years experience flashing routers with openwrt and dd-wrt firmwares, I have built 2 pirateboxes for myself so far and they are both running flawlessly, One is built from the tplink mr3020 and another one i built from a raspberry pi b model. |
