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christopherglen
Feb 04, 2015Explorer
Some do both, but it is a jack of all trades, master of none. If you are going for peak gain, you need one of each. All of the campground wifi I have ever been to were 2.4. I prefer 5g, as there is usually no one on it. For example, at my office there are ~10 2.4 access points I can pick up from my desk, but only 2 5g, both are mine. At home I am looking at 15 2.4 access points, 3 are mine (1 is Comcast, one is my adt pulse, one is my outside access point). My access point is the only 5.8 I can pick up from here.
2.4 travels farther, and penetrates walls, trees, etc better. 5.8 is far faster, as you don't have to share the airwaves with anyone usually)
2.4 travels farther, and penetrates walls, trees, etc better. 5.8 is far faster, as you don't have to share the airwaves with anyone usually)
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