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Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur
Radio Part 97 ? Dan, AD4PV |
"Dan Martin" wrote
Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur Radio Part 97 ? What is it you want to do? |
"Dan Martin" wrote
Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur Radio Part 97 ? What is it you want to do? |
+++ I would like to share internet broadband with other local hams using
Part 97 power and antenna advantages, as long as it doesn't violate Part 97 regs. "S. Sampson" wrote in message .. . "Dan Martin" wrote Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur Radio Part 97 ? What is it you want to do? |
+++ I would like to share internet broadband with other local hams using
Part 97 power and antenna advantages, as long as it doesn't violate Part 97 regs. "S. Sampson" wrote in message .. . "Dan Martin" wrote Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur Radio Part 97 ? What is it you want to do? |
Most Hams wouldn't do this because of the content restrictions
on the bands. As long as you are willing to filter the data, then this is really no big deal. Are your local Hams too poor to buy their own Internet connection? You would probably be in violation of your ISP by doing this. Unless you have a commercial connection, they usually don't allow you to share (sub-let) your connection. They would probably terminate your contract. "Dan Martin" wrote +++ I would like to share internet broadband with other local hams using Part 97 power and antenna advantages, as long as it doesn't violate Part 97 regs. "S. Sampson" wrote in message "Dan Martin" wrote Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur Radio Part 97 ? What is it you want to do? |
Most Hams wouldn't do this because of the content restrictions
on the bands. As long as you are willing to filter the data, then this is really no big deal. Are your local Hams too poor to buy their own Internet connection? You would probably be in violation of your ISP by doing this. Unless you have a commercial connection, they usually don't allow you to share (sub-let) your connection. They would probably terminate your contract. "Dan Martin" wrote +++ I would like to share internet broadband with other local hams using Part 97 power and antenna advantages, as long as it doesn't violate Part 97 regs. "S. Sampson" wrote in message "Dan Martin" wrote Anyone accessing the internet using 802.11b 2.4 Ghz gear and FCC Amateur Radio Part 97 ? What is it you want to do? |
Dan Martin wrote: +++ I would like to share internet broadband with other local hams using Part 97 power and antenna advantages, as long as it doesn't violate Part 97 regs. What exactly are the Part 97 advantages? I'd strongly starting with WiFi under Part 15 limitations, carefully reading the rules. You might find there aren't any Part 97 advantages in your case, only disadvantages, and Part 15 is just fine. Make sure your internet provider permits you to redistribute access in the TOS. I'm speaking from experience here. Dana K6JQ |
Dan Martin wrote: +++ I would like to share internet broadband with other local hams using Part 97 power and antenna advantages, as long as it doesn't violate Part 97 regs. What exactly are the Part 97 advantages? I'd strongly starting with WiFi under Part 15 limitations, carefully reading the rules. You might find there aren't any Part 97 advantages in your case, only disadvantages, and Part 15 is just fine. Make sure your internet provider permits you to redistribute access in the TOS. I'm speaking from experience here. Dana K6JQ |
I previously wrote: I'd strongly starting with WiFi under Part 15 limitations, Of course, I meant, I'd strongly *suggest* start with WiFi under Part 15... Dana |
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