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What is a fat channel?

What's the context? If it's pre-draft non-standard 802.11N it refers to the channel width I believe. Need more info. a/b/g all have a fixed channel width, pre-draft non-standard N can be user configurable.
 
If I were to guess that means your client will not connect to wide channel access points. I'd leave it at default.
 
Unless there is something specific in a specific settings that the instructions are to change any of the Wireless hardware options it is better to leave them alone.

Unlike Mobos, Video cards, etc. where users got used to change parameters and Squeeze more from the hardware, changing the parameters on Network hardware without specific reason related to a specific Network is leading to trouble.
 
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