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# Wi-Fi Configuration Specs

**Power:** the Wi-Fi module and ROVL requires about 6 Watts in normal operation and moderate distance from the other Wi-Fi radio. 6 watts = 400 mA at 14.8V. A 4000 mAh 14.8 V battery will last about 10 hours in normal usage.

**Range:** With our standard 7 dBi gain antennae (included) you can expect about 250 meters of range to a similarly-equipped base station. Using a laptop with no external antenna at one end and the standard 7 dBi gain antenna on the Omnitrack, you can expect 20 to 30 meters of range, with wide variations depending on the placement and orientation of the laptop.

**Band:** 2.4 GHz 


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