Thread: Are Walkie Talkies Allowed at Championship
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Re: Are Walkie Talkies Allowed at Championship
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*The bit out 802.11n being dual-banded is true, and the field uses a system to scout out wireless networks that are being operated in the venue, and will ask teams to turn off their devices if they are detected
yes jacob... 802.11n may be dual-banded... but if you remember, the control system manual's instructions on how to set up the gaming adapter(aka robot radio) included limiting it to the 5GHz band

unless I missed something, I don't see much of a problem with using the 2.4GHz band and just restricting the 5GHz band
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