Recent content by thiggins

Claude came up with a good explanation of control and extension channels: As @Tech9 said, you can't set both control and extension channels. If only one number is exposed in a router or AP's settings, it is the control channel. APs usually allow you to only set the control channel. BTW, I had...

Folks. Bring down the temperature or this thread will be locked. Keep it civil and control your own behavior vs telling others how to behave

Folks. Please keep the political commentary out of these forums.

Please take political commentary elsewhere.

@!!..PD..!! Please stop using color in your posts. It makes the post very hard to read.

ok guys. No need to respond if you don't have any help to offer.

I'm checking to see if category filters can be tightened.

Only when you scroll to the bottom of the page.

The reason is that on a narrow screen, the ad at the bottom of the right column gets shown right above the ad shown at the bottom of the main column. This is the only place that I see the double ad.

Ok. I see it. it's at the very bottom of the page on mobile. Might be a bug.

@Tech9 What page are you on? post the link. I don't think the ads on here are "unbearable", but I'm not going to argue with you. I don't allow pop-ups, interstitials, ads that follow you down a page or other stuff you get on much larger sites than this one. Enough people don't run ad blockers...

I've never seen that and I use an iphone to moderate the forum from time to time.

Please stick to technology. Leave politics for other forums.

Thanks for the insight. Too bad this is in a thread about MIMO! (Not a criticism. Just makes the info harder to find.

Part of it is economics. Phones have limited real estate and there is a lot of competition for space and power consumption. But MIMO is old news, OFDMA and now MLO are newer ways to increase bandwidth. Plus, new acronyms to plaster on consumer boxes drive the replacement cycle.