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R7000-100NAS vs R7000-100PAS
I'm comparing an R7000-100NAS (North American) vs an R7000-100PAS (European).
I see that there are "physical differences" in that the NAS has removable antennas, while the PAS does not.
Does anyone have the Technical Spec's which call out the Maximum Physical Transmission Power in dBm on each unit?
I'm wondering if the PAS has a lower Maximum Transmission Power than the NAS.
To be clear, I'm NOT talking about the limitations of the Country Code/Revision. I am looking for the actual/physical capabilities of the Radios.
Found it !
I used the FCC ID Number on my R7000-100PAS unit.
Page 49 indicates 29.10dBm
https://fccid.io/PY318300420/Test-Report/RF-Test-Report-4107484.pdf
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JohnNadeau wrote:
I see that there are "physical differences" in that the NAS has removable antennas, while the PAS does not.
That may be something that changed over the long life of this product.
First released in 2014, the R7000 was a mainstay of Netgear's mid-range routers for quite some time. It even continued to appear on the shelves after the R7000P came out in 2017. The latest manual I can find for the R7000 is from 2019.
To be clear, I'm NOT talking about the limitations of the Country Code/Revision. I am looking for the actual/physical capabilities of the Radios.
That may have changed too.As it turns out, I found an FCC Test from 2018 that indicates 29.49 dBm.
https://fccid.io/PY313200233/Test-Report/RF-Test-Report-3854129.pdf
I would assume this would be the North American R7000-100NAS model given the test by the FCC.
Now I just need to find the European equivalent of the FCC for the 100PAS version đ
Found it !
I used the FCC ID Number on my R7000-100PAS unit.
Page 49 indicates 29.10dBm
https://fccid.io/PY318300420/Test-Report/RF-Test-Report-4107484.pdf
