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… The second thing is that the router’s Wi-Fi must be able to handle Gig+ or multi-Gigabit sustained rates, so it must have Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 with 160MHz or wider channel width . Additionally, if you use a Wi-Fi system, it’s best to use it with multi-Gigabit wired backhauling. …
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