If I went with a multi band setup like Mainia linked to, would I be able to connect some items to one frequency and other devices to another freq?
Also, would it be better to hook the TV up to via ethernet or does it even matter?
You're probably right 🤣
One more criteria that I spaced off - I'd like to get coverage in my garage, which would entail passing through a couple of walls and traveling about 40 feet... Would that 6ghz Express 7 do that okay? Doesn't the lower frequency like 2.4 work better with barriers?
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I appreciate the thoughtful reply and apologize for not getting back to it sooner.
I understand that regardless of who the carrier is and what their SOP for a given set of conditions are, things are generally going to be safe. I'm sure there is an exception somewhere and when it's found, things...