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Article about home wireless "congestion"
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If 2.4GHz meets your needs ... then, given that it carries further and is cheaper, why not go for it.
BUT if you have serious bps/m^2 needs, then 72MHz (or whatever) of bandwidth in the 2.4 band can't compete with 330MHz (or whatever) in the 5GHz band.
The greater attenuation at higher frequencies is a nonissue for your high bps/m^2 users, who will want to space their radios at
20' or 20m intervals. In fact it's a plus for 5GHz as it reduces the impact of interference from the peanut gallery.~ Very old woody beets will never cook tender. ~ -- Fannie Farmer
I dig this quote, so I googled on it, and got 30,000 hits, all of which appear to be your sig. Man you post a lot! (Loved you in Alfredo Garcia btw.)
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Hmm. This came from the 1965 edition of the cookbook.
The closest I found on the 'net was the 1918: