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> it can run in 'stealth' mode In a low-noise environment, sure; this technique surely blows the SNR through the floor. Plus, being an OFDM signal you're p
by akira2501 8y ago
> it can run in 'stealth' mode
In a low-noise environment, sure; this technique surely blows the SNR through the floor. Plus, being an OFDM signal you're probably going to lose all reception while the device is in motion.
- logicallee 8y ago>In a low-noise environment, sure; this technique surely blows the SNR through the floor Could you elaborate about why this would affect SNR? Do you just mean because the band is narrower, or is there a new source of noise? (Or something else.)
- cbhl 8y agoI believe the poster means you could look at signal strength to find the "hidden" network
- logicallee 8y agoThanks. What does "blows through the floor" mean?
- jwandborg 8y agoIn that context they probably mean that the signal will be much harder to interpret for a receiver.