If we set a customer's router to use the U-NII-1 sub-band (for example 5180 MHz Ceee), are there going to be devices that can't connect?
I think U-NII-1 was always allowed by FCC, so it seems all devices should support it. The change around 5 years ago was to allow higher xmt power or antenna gain or something? And will there be a performance penalty compared to U-NII-3? I know that's not a simple question due to OOB emissions requirements and depends on hardware, but in general, will the performance be similar? For example, on a Mikrotik hAP ac or 4011? Not that Mikrotik is the poster boy for FCC 5 GHz support.
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