Wow, that would be amazing if it's true. I've been asking for DFS support on USA models for years now with little or no acknowledgement. Certain Fae knows her stuff so I'm not questioning her...

Something seems wrong. I have two EAP660HDV1's (also upgraded from EAP245V3's) and I get ~500-700 Mbit/sec DL & UL on my iphone 13 Pro Max (Wifi6, 5GHz, 80Mhz, 2x2, Band Steering OFF, OFDMA ON)....

I have 2x EAP660HD, 2x EAP225-OD, and OC-200. Typically, my 660's are ethernet connected, and my EAP225-OD's are MESH (wirelessly) uplinked. This works great since the 1.1.0 firmware for the 660's...

Gotcha, Thanks! Yes, I thought so. No idea why TP-Link ignores the DFS spectrum here in the USA. Surely it cannot cost that much more to get the FCC to certify this at the same time as the other...

Hi @xmtr34, Is that a commercially terminated (and tested) patch cable? Or was it self terminated? Are you using any keystones, couplers, punchdowns, etc? My EAP660's work just fine and negotiate...

Wait, Is there DFS support, in the United States, with updated firmware on the EAP620/660 series? I didn't see that in the 1.1.0 release notes:...