[MLB-WIRELESS] Legal power output
Justin
littlejuz at optusnet.com.au
Tue Jul 16 19:51:25 EST 2002
>> The legal power output is about 4 or 5 watts?
>
> 4 watts if you are in the 2400~2463 MHz area only or
> 200 miliwatts if you are using an part of the 2463~2483.5 MHz
>
So that means we can use channel 1 to 11? Would channel 11 overlap into the
2463 MHz range making it illegal to use it with higher outputs?
>> So, if I have a 30 miliwatt card, plugged into an antenna with a 16 db
>> gain, but I lose 1 db in the coax, then my overall gain is 15 db. 15 db /
>> 3db = 5 x gain. 5 x 30 mw is 150 miliwatts effective power put out
through
>> my antenna. Did I get that right?
>
>No its about 960 miliwatts
Ok, so 30 x 2=60, x2=120, x2=240, x2=480, x2=960. Thanks.
>>
>> A 100 milliwatt card in the same setup would give me half a watt?
Ok, so then a 100 milliwatt card would give me 3.2 watts in the same setup?
So a 100 milliwatt card and a 24 db gain antenna would put out 24 watts and
be illegal right?
Regards,
Gaz.
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