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> I live the USA in a 100 year old apartment building, and can see a zillion ISP provided routers, all squabbling over the same handful of 5GHz channels. 6E is
by throw0101d 1y ago
> I live the USA in a 100 year old apartment building, and can see a zillion ISP provided routers, all squabbling over the same handful of 5GHz channels. 6E is a game changer.
What channel width (20/40/80/other) are you typically seeing?
- drewg123 1y agoI've been using the free version of NetSpot, and it does not seem to show the width. The ISP really should configure the narrowest width possible. Our ISP provided router does seem to default to 20MHz (I think; I cannot recall if I changed it). It offers the choice of 20 or 40Mhz.
- manwithaplan 1y agoI can recommend https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer https://github.com/VREMSoftwareDevelopment/WiFiAnalyzer for a pretty comprehensive Wi-Fi analysis.