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Validus
Luminary
Sep 19, 2023

For the Quad-Band...

For the Quad-Band, is one of those Wifi channels dedicated for the back haul communication only, shared or a toggled option? What would the distance be for that, Router to Satellites?   I assume ...
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xyz123456789zg
Aspirant
Oct 03, 2023
Is 5G2 support 2*2 160mhz？ 5G1 couldn't be used by user, can we choose 36-48 channel on 5G2?
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FURRYe38
Guru - Experienced User
Oct 03, 2023

Most 2x2 devices only support up to 80Mhz. 4x4 devices support 160Mhz. 

Yes. 

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    xyz123456789zg
    Aspirant
    Oct 03, 2023
    Most Android mobile are support 2*2 160mhz@5G， maximum link is 2882mbps. RBE972 - 5GHz-2 (4x4/160MHz, 4K-QAM): 5,765Mbps, I would like to know whether it is support 2*2 support 2882mbps for mobile? If it is same as RBKE962, only support 80mhz@5G, that would be a shame.
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      FURRYe38
      Guru - Experienced User
      Oct 03, 2023

      I don't know for sure. I can only presume maybe or it should if the system has 4x4 @160Mhz. It would be up to the connecting device to tell or not. 

      I do know my ASUS GT-AX11000, RAX120v2 and RAXE500 all connect at 160Mhz, however there 4x4 supporting devices. 

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      schumaku
      Guru - Experienced User
      Oct 04, 2023
      xyz123456789zg wrote:
      Most Android mobile are support 2*2 160mhz@5G， maximum link is 2882mbps. RBE972 - 5GHz-2 (4x4/160MHz, 4K-QAM): 5,765Mbps,

      Most android mobile ...? No way, no. Depends on the mobile device, for example the Pixel 7, the Pixel 7 Pro do, the Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 6 do, already the Pixel 7a and the Pixel 6a do not. In this example it's not even dependent on the device also supporting 6E, or not. All Tensor based models support 6 GHz, however in select regions/markets only.