I purchased a router from the EU. So the frequencies are different than those sold in the US.

What’s the worst that could happen running a router in the US that’s on the frequencies from another country (like UK).

  • targetx@programming.dev
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    1 year ago

    As long as you configure channels you are allowed to use in the US it shouldn’t be a problem. Otherwise you might have issues with some clients not being able to connect to your wifi.

    • meseek #2982@lemmy.caOP
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      I think there’s a couple of channels that are missing or different which is why u asked.

      Just as long as I’m not knocking planes out of the sky or scrambling my neighbours signal.

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        1 year ago

        Depends where it comes from. The vendor should have a data sheet saying what frequencies are available in which regions. You will then have to disable the frequencies not permitted in your country. Or flash a local firmware onto the device.