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802.11n

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Last Post: May 4, 2006:

By Devinator May 4, 2006

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I'm sitting here wondering how regulatory bodies are handling the fact that 802.11n allows for 40 MHz wide channels, which means that use of channel 1 or 11 will mean that a significant portion of a device's transmission will be overstepping into licensed frequency space. :-(

Any ideas? Anyone know?

Devinator

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