Re: 802.11b wireless lan equipment and ham radio ?

From: Jack Zielke (terhi.victor@logonet.com)
Date: Thu May 02 2002 - 01:51:58 EEST

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    Hello,
        We want to modify the frequency so that we can use part 97 rules
    instead of part 15. If anyone sees anything wrong...please correct me.
    As long as the device stays on the frequency for non-hams everyone,
    including hams, have to obey the part 15 rules. If we change the
    frequency to a ham band that allows spread spectrum we can use the part 97
    rules instead.
        As I understand it the main goal is to get away from the 1 Watt limit
    and the 6dB antenna gain limit. If we change to a ham band we can use up
    to 100 Watts and any dB gain antenna.

    Jack 

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c),a+=.0503)for(x=y=c=0;++c<90&x*x+y*y<4;y=2*x*y+b,x=t)t=x*x-y*y+a;}

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