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If a person cannot read the answer, then when they become combative, they tend to drift off the subject with their own axe to grind.
If you can get someone to read this to him, the only place other then 11 meters where a person can operate without a license is FRS - which allows one half of one watt of transmit power.... A Band Plan - be it FCC - which I posted or ARRL is one in the same. ARRL band plan tends to just show Amateur Frequencies - since that is all that amateurs are concerned with.... Maybe you never heard of a pink slip - operate sometime on the CW portion in SSB Phone or AM and see how long you can operate before someone gives you heck... Do it on a continous basis - and see how long you can operate before you get a pink slip...
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![]() "Ralph Mowery" wrote in message m... There might be a number of technical resons it may or may not work. +1 For your information with an ordinary S Band radar: 1000KW peak power into a 35 db antenna and about 1Mhz bandwith You DONT receive echoes from the moon. Very small bandwith is the key of success and magnetron is definitely not a good choice. --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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On 1/5/2013 6:02 AM, JIMMIE wrote:
The beer got flowing the other day and some of my friends and I got to BSing about the possibility of transmitting a microwave pulse and reciving it reflected off the moon. Plans are to use a microwave oven magnetron for the transmitter. We were wondering if this would be legal. The Moon does not bounce. It goes "Splat". |
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