I would imagine that they would be using direct sequence instead of frequency hopping because it supports higher bandwidths. FYI the 802.11 standard uses frequency hopping with the fastest radios @ 3mb (BreezeCom Pro.11 series I believe). The 802.11b standard uses direct sequence which is 11mb.
Most people will use the 802.11b standard because it is faster, however in some cases 802.11 is desirable because it can support more users without frequency overlap.
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Most people will use the 802.11b standard because it is faster, however in some cases 802.11 is desirable because it can support more users without frequency overlap.
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