The storm was bad enough, and the strikes close enough, that my neighbor lady ran outside at 3:30 AM to make sure nothing caught fire or exploded. It vibrated the walls of my house to the point that it woke the girlfriend and I up.Lived in Florida since like 2018. No problems with lightning other than the occasional power loss. Now twice in a month it's destroyed the Spectrum router.

Damn dude. It be shitting kittens if my gear got fucked up.The storm was bad enough, and the strikes close enough, that my neighbor lady ran outside at 3:30 AM to make sure nothing caught fire or exploded. It vibrated the walls of my house to the point that it woke the girlfriend and I up.
It took out the Spectrum modem, router, a/v receiver, and Xbox. All in the same general area of my basement. No burning, melting, or scorching. Didn't even trip the breaker. My OLED and desktop survived unscathed, at least.

Ubiquiti stuff just works, and it works well. There really isn't much more to ask for.Is this a good router setup for someone that isn’t in IT but I’ve been a general PC dork since the 90s?
Seems like it based on the past 2 posts… I have an old TP-Link that’s no longer supported snd I think had that warning put out last year that it may be vulnerable so gonna have to buy something in the nearish future I think
I'm still a little paranoid about it. Talked to an electrician bro, inspected and tested all the outlets, replaced everything down to cables, and I still wince every time I turn it all on. So far so good, though.Damn dude. It be shitting kittens if my gear got fucked up.
Had a direct strike on 7/5/02 remember the day because my back went out the worst it has ever been at noon that day , then the strike. Lightning went to ground trough the wood on my house and blew siding off. Fried all the smokies and a lot of electronics. I used to get near strikes that would take out my wifi, but this friend everything.Damn dude. It be shitting kittens if my gear got fucked up.
