Architect Oliver Austria Shares Useful Tip on How To Use WiFi Modem Amid Brownout
The Architect-Vlogger Oliver Austria has shared a hack on how to use WiFi amid brownout, which is very useful at home.
Llyan Oliver Fernandez Austria is a Filipino architect and YouTube content creator who rose to fame after making reaction videos to the houses of popular Filipino celebrities such as Lloyd Cadena, Mimiyuuuh, Slater Young, Team Kramer, Ivana Alawi and other personalities.
He started creating YouTube tutorials and architecture-related content in 2017 under the name Llyan Austria. The vlogger also created his second channel Oiver Austria and start to make reaction vlogs during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.
Currently, Austria has 2.24 million subscribers on his YouTube channel and his videos continue to earn a lot of views. Apart from everyone’s knowledge, Oliver is a graduate of architecture course from Saint Louis University in Baguio City and ALE passer with an average score of 81.50%.
Recently, the popular architect has shared several tips on how to use WiFi amid brownout, which could help his fellow Filipinos. The hack could be a great help for students attending their online classes and employees who were under work-from-home arrangement.
Oliver shared that he used a power bank with sufficient amount of miliamps and a wire, which is compatible to connect the WiFi modem/router to the power source. He researched it due to the frequent power outage in the area.
Llyan tried it and his attempt becomes successful but advised the netizens to check the wire and power supplies they will purchase to avoid damaging the modem. He also give some useful tips to avoid trouble using this improvisation.
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