[HATS] Re: Mis-use of 802.11b wireless equipment

[WalterH]

No doubt that he's clearly breaking the no-license requirements, but also
keep in mind, that ONLY the first 3 channels of the 802.11b  frequencies are
in the ham bands.

The 1st channel is in the DATA portion of the ham band, the other two are in
the voice areas.

I missed you in Dallas this weekend.
73,
Walter/K5WH

 -----Original Message-----
From: 	hats-bounce@tony.stevens.com [mailto:hats-bounce@tony.stevens.com]
On Behalf Of Fred Juch
Sent:	Tuesday, June 12, 2001 10:27 PM
To:	hats@stevens.com
Subject:	[HATS] Mis-use of 802.11b wireless equipment

While I was watching Tech TV Screen Savers ( http://www.techtv.com ) they
were interviewing a guy in San Francisco Bay area that was setting up a
whole city wide network of 802.11b wireless LAN Internet nodes by attaching
larger gain antennas, and I believe amplifiers to these part 97 devices. He
even mentioned how hard it was to do since the connectors are not
available, (just another FCC law to bypass).

I know there are CA users on this list. Please send me more information on
this if you have some. I would like to send this information to the FCC. I
think this is a blatant attack on the 2.4 GHz HAM spectrum. If you would
like please send the information to me off the list and I will compile it.

Thanks for your time,

Fred Juch, N5JXO

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