#USB WIRELESS ANTENNA HACK BLUETOOTH#
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This ONLY occurs for USB3 + 2.4Ghz connections.
What many suggest is "power issues" turns out to be USB3 RF interference. The long and short is that the Pi4's USB3 ports are jamming 2.4Ghz Wifi. Hopefully this note will help others avoid my experience. Finally, after a month+ of pulling my hair out trying to get my config to work right, I think I finally understand what is going wrong. Many here have seen my prior posted struggles with USB3, Pi4, and wireless.
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