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In this case the milliwatts per meter refers to frequencies stated in
meters. Volts per meter only applies to the E component, the magnetic component is always stated in amps per meter. I will get back to you on the specifics. I am pretty sure that my brain is not suffering from a senior moment as to my recollection of the regs. "RST Engineering" wrote in message ... Power is not milliwatts per meter. Power is milliwatts. Field strength (also an allowed measurement) is in volts per meter. |
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