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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 76343" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: X32 DiscussionAfter looking at wireless routers and seeing the dual band ones in the $70 USD range, I was just going to go with Airport Expess for the new consoles, too, since the extra $20 is negligible for something that will be the backbone of the operation. It sounds from your post, Robert, like this might be an OK idea, and if so, it would match what I have now. Don&#039;t like that long cord, though.Eric&#039;s and Tim&#039;s (Ubiquiti, FruitFons, etc.) posts are more confusing. Wireless microphone management is bad enough, now I need to be worried about WiFi capacity and microwave ovens, too, apparently. Will the upcoming White Spaces devices affect any of this? I would think not since they are in different bands. How much RF energy in the air, whether in-band or out-of-band, is too much and overloads input sections of receivers?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 76343, member: 2826"] Re: X32 Discussion After looking at wireless routers and seeing the dual band ones in the $70 USD range, I was just going to go with Airport Expess for the new consoles, too, since the extra $20 is negligible for something that will be the backbone of the operation. It sounds from your post, Robert, like this might be an OK idea, and if so, it would match what I have now. Don't like that long cord, though. Eric's and Tim's (Ubiquiti, FruitFons, etc.) posts are more confusing. Wireless microphone management is bad enough, now I need to be worried about WiFi capacity and microwave ovens, too, apparently. Will the upcoming White Spaces devices affect any of this? I would think not since they are in different bands. How much RF energy in the air, whether in-band or out-of-band, is too much and overloads input sections of receivers? [/QUOTE]

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