EX 8000 - does it support 160 mhz channel for use with intel 9260 160 mhz?

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firmware:&nbsp;V1.0.1.180
model : ex8000
region: north america
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how can i make use of the 1.73 gbs 5ghz channel in ap mode?&nbsp;
i am currently using intel 9260 160 mhz which is capable of 1.73 gbs.
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Christian_R · Answer

Hello thehulk - The 1.73gbs&nbsp; is dedicated to the backhaul connection only and is inaccessible.

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~Christian&nbsp;

schumaku · Answer

Christian_R&nbsp;wrote:
The 1.73gbs&nbsp; is dedicated to the backhaul connection only and is inaccessible.

That's an expensive&nbsp;loss of capability in AP mode isn't it?

thehulk · Answer

Then why do i have an option to change radio 3 (5 Ghz) to 1.7 Gbs speed if it is inaccessable?
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There must be a way to achieve 1.7 Gbs or the option should not exist in ap mode.

schumaku · Answer

HT160 and MU-MIMO are two things where not all chipsets as created equal in. The problem is that the Inhell 9260 is a 2x2 system while the AP is a 4x4 - there are several interoperability issues probably still prohibiting a fully fledged 160 MHz connection on a linear channel group or a mixed channel group and when it comes on joining a MU group.&nbsp;Qualcomm (as used in the EX8000) seems to be better at the moment in terms of a fully functional WiFi router chipset. Haven't re-tested recently - not so long ago the 9260 was not able to work on a 80+80 MHz channel set as we have in Europe for example connecting to the Netgear R9000, too.

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EX 8000 - does it support 160 mhz channel for use with intel 9260 160 mhz?

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