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Re: Wireless links

Check the FCC.  Also RF Design Magazine has a niffty Frequncy Band Map that
shows which FCC regs govern the various bands.

Stay with the un-licensed bands - because other wise you need to either have
a licensed or be with a licensed provider.

-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Kartsioukas <>
To: Kevin Wang <>
Cc:  <>
Date: Thursday, March 01, 2001 10:12 PM
Subject: Re: Wireless links

>On Thu, Mar 01, 2001 at 09:32:55PM -0800, Kevin Wang wrote:
>> > I know about HAM packet radio (I have a no code tech license..)
>> > Slow speed (1200-9600 baud, I've heard of 56k..), both sides have to be
>> > licensed.. insecure, expensive equipment.. etc
>>
>> If you go beyond a no code tech, there are high frequency bands that
>> offer more bandwidth.  They're still limited by the "everything must be
>> in the clear" policy; no encryption, no privacy.
>
>I'm trying to find more info on stuff in the 10GHz band...I've found some
>neat information on ethernet over 10GHz devices (DIY of course, no fun
>otherwise ;) ) but there was no mention of IDing over it to keep it legal.
>Does anyone know what the license-free radio spectrum looks like, and what
>the power output limits are in the various bands?  A low-power 10GHz link
>with a pair of high-gain parabolic dishes would probably work nicely, and
>you could even run IPSec over it if it were compliant with license-free
>regs :)
>
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