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Originally Posted by Thorn
Ugh. There would have to be a lot of intelligence built in, or the things would go into a state where one change would trigger a ripple effect where channels were constantly changing.
Protecting a licensed band for some industries (e.g. healthcare, or SCADA controls) might be a good thing.
Again, it depends where you are, and what you are looking at. Sure, in some areas, you may have 25 people in one build using ch. 6 and no one is really moving a lot of traffic, so that it isn't congested based on the time bursts. However, add a couple of people downloading ISOs or <gag> using a P2P file sharing (mal)ware, and you can have a real mess.
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Then there's the gray areas; hotels, motels, RV parks and all the other public hot spot providers; high usage times; and areas of mixed or adjoining residential/industrial areas.
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