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Military radar can make your router switch Wi-Fi channels - here's why

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Engadget
By staff@engadget.com (Luke James)
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Military radar can make your router switch Wi-Fi channels - here's why
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Annoying as it may be, there's a good reason why internet routers around the world give the right of way to certain types of radar.

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  • Military radar can make your router switch Wi-Fi channels - here's why.
  • Annoying as it may be, there's a good reason why internet routers around the world give the right of way to certain types of radar.
  • Annoying as it may be, there's a good reason why internet routers around the world give the right of way to certain types of radar.

Annoying as it may be, there's a good reason why internet routers around the world give the right of way to certain types of radar.

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