Team 3309 SuperRouter (TM)

[Trent B]

Originally Posted by DonRotolo

"Overclocking" will mess up data timing (based on the system clock, right?) causing instant and complete loss of any communication.

This intriques me as I attached a photo of the Overclocking frequencies for my router. I have toyed with it in the past and I never noticed any communication issues.

Going to bump it up from 228 to 252 mhz for a few minutes and see if I notice a lot of dropped packets.

Edit: Didn't seem to notice any performance difference.

[David Dawson]

I'm pretty sure the FCC wouldn't bother anybody that is abusing the 2.4 ghz band. They only go after people interfering with private licensed bands.

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by Trent B

Edit: Didn't seem to notice any performance difference.

Thinking about it, I can't imagine they'd base the data on the clock without compensating for a frequency change that's done in software.

Originally Posted by David Dawson

I'm pretty sure the FCC wouldn't bother anybody that is abusing the 2.4 ghz band. They only go after people interfering with private licensed bands.

For the most part. This has more to do with voiding type acceptance than with interference. Also enforcement actions are usually based on complaints they receive.

The NJ State Police also don't stop you for doing 67 in a 65, but that doesn't mean they can't or won't.