[MLB-WIRELESS] Bullet2 output power, why 1W or 100mW
Kim Hawtin
kim.hawtin at adelaide.edu.au
Thu Mar 5 10:55:22 EST 2009
Mark Aitken wrote:
> Kim Hawtin wrote:
>> After reading the LCD on this, there seem to be issues with the amount of
>> bandwidth you can use. ie; restricted to 16KHz for a channel. I suppose
>> there may be more doco that I haven't found yet that allows other options,
>> but you get that ...
>>
>>
> There are LCD's for Spread Spectrum emission types as well.
>
> Basically, so long as a amateur radio operator adheres to his identification
> requirements and communicates only with other amateur radio operators
so how does one do that with 802.11abg?
hang your callsign on the ESSID?
> and other regulatory requirements they are allowed to operate up to 120watts
> into any antenna they wish. Although I wouldnt want to be close to it.
>
> There are many bandwidth types from 100 Hz to many megahertz ie
> Morse code is narrow band, while Fast Scan Television is wideband.
>
> Dont just look at the voice only emission types.
makes one wonder how the hell you are supposed to find out all this info...
cheers,
Kim
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