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>From previous discussions with ACMA regulators, I believe 200W EIRP
was the maximum limit for ALL operators in the 2.4Ghz band that
encompasses 802.11 equipment, not just amateur operators. Above that
and the health and safety laws kick in and you are asking for trouble.
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Come on Steve, 802.11 isn't the only mode. Even just a plain old
carrier, so long as it is identified <br>
every 10 minutes with a valid callsign (in morse) is permitted at 120W
into <b>any antenna</b>, there called<br>
beacons! And yes, EMR (not EMC as i thought) is required to be adhered
to.<br>
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Mark<br>
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