[Ham-80211] Application idea for high speed amateur networking

Thu Sep 29 22:12:34 UTC 2011

I don't think so Joe.

In this case the change in frequency would be legal for a HAM to do.

In the other case the devices were supposed to automatically avoid interference to FAA radar installations and that functionality was disabled.  Even after repeated warnings in my understanding.
marlon

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Joe S. Borovetz 
  To: bwebster at wirelessmapping.com ; TAPR Mailing List for Ham Radio Use of 802.11 
  Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2011 3:03 PM
  Subject: Re: [Ham-80211] Application idea for high speed amateur networking

  On 9/29/2011 4:49 PM, Brian Webster wrote: 
    If I were to do a ham mesh network I would use Ubiquiti cards in a microtik box set to the international code which would put them in the ham allocation for 3.5 GHz. This would be legal and would keep the network off the same spectrum WISP’s are using thus greatly reducing the interference potential and/or reducing the ability for the WISP’s to operate their business. Just put your call sign in the SSID operate in the 802.11 spec and not any proprietary protocol, everything should be legal.

  This was the type of operation that was getting folks in trouble.

  J

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