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Gaming Adapter Orientation On Robot: Does it matter?
I know the oddities of a diploe antennae and the shape of the reception cloud. What orientation is the internal antennae in the game adapter, and does the orientation that we install on it the robot matter much for our applications?
Just wondering since I'm trying to cad things in right now. 
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Re: Gaming Adapter Orientation On Robot: Does it matter?
There are a pair of dual-band antennae inside the bridge. I believe it automatically selects the one with the best reception.
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