Output Power
You can use these figures to come up with what Tx power would be best for you. As factory lists it at a max
of 20dBm, then a setting of 100mW could be used as 20dBm = 100mW, 17dBm = 50mW, and so on.
2.4GHz output power per TX chain
802.11b: Max. 20.5dBm @ All rates
802.11g: Max. 20.5dBm @ Low rates
Max. 19.5dBm @ High rates
Wireless-N 20MHz: Max. 20.5dBm @ Low rates
Max. 18.5dBm @ High rates
Wireless-N 40MHz: Max. 17.0dBm @ All rates
5GHz output power per TX chain
UNII-1 (5150-5250GHz)
802.11a: Max. 14.0dBm @ All rates
Wireless-N 20MHz: Max. 11.5dBm @ All rates
Wireless-N 40MHz: Max. 12.0dBm @ All rates
UNII-3 (5725-5850GHz)
802.11a: Max. 17.5dBm @ High rates
802.11a: Max. 20.0dBm @ Low rates
Wireless-N 20MHz: Max. 17.5dBm @ High rates
Wireless-N 20MHz: Max. 20.0dBm @ Low rates
Wireless-N 40MHz: Max. 17.5dBm @ High rates
Wireless-N 40MHz: Max. 21.0dBm @ Low rates
Internal PIFA antennas are rated at 3dBi
Initial Flash
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Linksys_E3000
Initial Flash 2
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