title: Can a master Bluetooth device use more than one antenna to connect to slaves?
body: <p>I'm not sure how to correctly phrase this question, as I'm just starting to learn Bluetooth and its ways, but... imagine holding in an iPhone or Android phone in your hand in a large building with many rooms. You pair your device with a Bluetooth master device via an antenna in that room. Then once you move from room to room, your device communicates with other antennas throughout the building, but the device treats it as one pairing.</p>
  
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  <li>Is this at all possible? Was Bluetooth developed with this in mind at all?</li>
  <li>Would this still work if the antennas were wireless? My idea is for devices to communicate with nodes via Bluetooth, and nodes interact with central base via wi-fi/local router.</li>
  <li>Also, third random question: how does using BLE affect any of this?</li>
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  <p>Please tell me if I'm crazy! Thanks!</p>