[Ham-80211] OT??? High power 2.4 GHz rules change
doc kd4e at verizon.netSun May 21 20:02:42 UTC 2006
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But they *will* be the target of the next round of FCC rule-making and/or Congressional legislation promoted by the WISPs if they put all of their eggs in the 2.4GHz basket. At the end of the day either the WISPs choose another band for their future expansion or 2.4GHz will come under continual well-funded attack until Hams are essentially driven out. The only way to defend a section of spectrum is to put it to use in such a way that powerful allies will help in its defense from the quick-bucks folks. The UPS taking and under-utilizing of a piece of 220 involved some behind the scenes power politics. If not for the huge impact of cell phones, satellite radio, and wireless internet we would already be dealing with huge pressures to surrender part of 10M to CB. > jeff at aerodata.net wrote: > And these are exactly the modes which will cause the most grief to the > WISP's, and that are not required to have APC currently. > >> Why do you think higher power will be needed? >> >> EME, ATV, etc. >> >> None of these are SS and all often require high >> power for success. -- Thanks! & 73, doc kd4e http://bibleseven.com Ham Links: http://bibleseven.com/hl.html
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