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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
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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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