From: Steve Lampereur (ydfrqnk.asujbpdwf@univ-lille1.fr)
Date: Thu Jul 18 2002 - 00:04:41 EEST
>>Anyone know if this is possible (well legal I know the mods are
>>technically possible) in VK? The US and Australian laws are similar but
>>maybe the differences are enough to thwart it.
>>
>> - Craig
According to Document BR68 where much of it is in a table format called the
Schedule, from 2400-2450 MHz licensed hams can run upto 400W (26dBW) and the
Permitted Types of Transmission include: (5th column) Morse, Telephony,
RTTY, Data, Facsimilie, SSTV, FSTV.
>NOTES TO SCHEDULE
>(d) *Any modulation technique* (except for pulse emissions below 1000 MHz)
may be used >for the types of transmission specified in the fifth column of
the Schedule which are >defined as follows:
>Morse : hand or automatically-sent Morse code
>Telephony: speech, including selective calling signals
>RTTY : radio teletype and AMTOR
>Data* : digital codes representing numbers, text, speech, images,
measurements, > computer programs or other Information
authorised by the Licence
>Facsimile: transmission of fixed or graphic images
>SSTV : slow scan (ie, reduced bandwidth) television
>FSTV : fast scan television.
Reading that makes me believe using Spread Spectrum is legal in the UK under
Amateur their rules..
>IDENTIFICATION - 7(1)
>(d) by the same type of transmission that is being used for the
>communication;
Reads basically the same here, nesting your call in the ethernet datagram
should fullfill this.
Hope this helps, 73' Steve
http://www.qsl.net/kb9mwr/projects/wireless/Ham_Ethernet_GBPPR.pdf
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