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BT hub replacement?

Ok, so this is a bit of a strange one I guess. So basically, my grandparents upgraded their Wi-Fi router to the new BT smart hub 2 (a bit overkill since their old one was basically the same speed as my current one) and my question is can I like for like replace their old hub with my other grandad's current one (I keep a backup PC there, and he is using the ORIGINAL BT home hub so I can't run smooth videos any higher than 360/ 480p without severe lag. So all I want to do is go there and take my grandparents old bt hub 5 and swap it for his BT hub 1. Any more details reqired and I'll try to give.

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"Good things might come to those who wait, but not to those who wait too late" Bill Withers, 1981

 

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