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Re: [DFTF] Operator Interface...

I think the phrase about wifi was advising to use an N-speed or an 802.11N network where possible -- specifically 5GHz N or dual band N. G will work in a pinch, but is lower bandwidth, tends to be busier and the band used 2.4GHz is congested. N also has better range.

Using N means having a laptop, router, bridge, and other elements that support it. If one of the elements is g, the communication path will revert to g speeds.

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