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U.S. adds 255Mhz to unlicensed 5Ghz band

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  • 16-11-2003 11:09pm
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    BigEejit
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    The FCC have added a heap more unlicensed spectrum to whats already available in the 5Ghz range .... 80% more! ... it'll be a while before it gets used, but I reckon there'll either be a new spec or maybe a revisiting of the 802.11a specs .. 200Mb/s possible?

    I saw the story at news.com ... yeah yeah I know that its hardly the place to get information ... but they do cover a lot of enterprise equipment level stories ...you wont find that everywhere


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    spongebob
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    Well get the same 200Mhz here next year. See docs on Comreg about the World Radio Conference posted June and July this year on the Comreg website.

    M


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    Capt'n Midnight
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    Note: Irish regs are very different from the US ones. - External use of 5GHz is subject to free registration and you can's use omni's - it's point to point only

    Also note if you get US equipment you can only use a few channels from each band - not all of the are license free here.


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