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Old 31-03-2015, 00:14   #3
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Re: Shub 2: How do AC dongles fare with this?

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Originally Posted by AndyCalling View Post
The Shub 2 will do 450meg with an N900 dongle I believe. That's 3 spatial streams. Now, what happens if I connect an AC WiFi device to it? What speed AC WiFi stick would also connect to my N900 Shub 2 at 5GHz with the full 450meg connection speed?
It will connect at 450 if it's a 3-stream AC dongle.

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Could I just buy a Netgear AC1200 stick from Maplins tomorrow and have at it or do I need to pick the right one?
If only these AC123456 marketing buzzwords actually told us anything useful about the product...

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I'm lost with AC and how it acts for N routers, but it's pointless buying an N adapter when I may find AC routers in the field I can take advantage of. But I want my full 450 at home.

Can I have my cake and eat it too? Please advise, wise ones.
An AC dongle will just connect at the maximum N speeds it's capable of, which in general is determined by its stream count.

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Originally Posted by Stephen View Post
If its only a SH2 then you will only be able to connect with b/g/n.
a/b/g/n
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