~Water Lucario~
Hello
If I was to buy a router from the UK, would it work on my Australian computer?
I'm a noob with this type of stuff and have no idea.
I'm a noob with this type of stuff and have no idea.
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Wireless Routers Region Free?
- Thread starter ~Water Lucario~
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Nutter t.KK
can Mega Evolve!
Technically Yes, Legally: depends on the current settings.
Certain Channels are actually "Banned" for Public use by local Governments, as it may be in use by the Public services.
Remember to set up the Wifi Settings to your location when you configure the Hardware.
Certain Channels are actually "Banned" for Public use by local Governments, as it may be in use by the Public services.
Remember to set up the Wifi Settings to your location when you configure the Hardware.
Exactly, every region has different channel layouts and some are banned so be careful or you will have representatives of the communications authority in your country knocking on your door. And I think that 2.4 GHz is allocated to amateur radio worldwide or at least it is here in the US but even then you should be careful. With WIFI you are a secondary user and must not cause interference with primary licensed users which is the legal reason for the banned channels in most cases.