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Interestingly, this device seems to only be a WiFi router. The test results don't mention any protocols other than 802.11, or any frequency bands other than the
by teraflop 6y ago
Interestingly, this device seems to only be a WiFi router. The test results don't mention any protocols other than 802.11, or any frequency bands other than the 2.4GHz/5GHz bands used for WiFi. So the actual satellite communications must be handled by something else.
- superkuh 6y agoYeah, I was almost confused by the measurements for emissions at 7.2 GHz before I realized it was just checking for the third harmonic of 2.4.
- acheron9383 6y agoThe actual modem that talks to the sats is in the antennas you mount on the roof. They are calling that the "terminal"
- walrus01 6y agoThis filing is just the indoor router/CPE.
- hedora 6y agoHopefully you can turn the wifi access point + router off, and plug a better mesh network into its ethernet jack. (Think large properties with no interference from neighboring wifi networks)
- rbrtdrmpc- 6y agoyup. no phased array antenna infos, though I'd like to speculate that they may just rent the antenna and try to sell the router as a bundle (still as a part of the renting price)