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Richard Hosking wrote:
No doubt this is an easy question, but is there a way of interfacing to the web via HF SSB/data? I want to be able to do this from a remote location portable/backpack with no mobile phone access and low power. The nearest infrastructure could be several hundred km away I could use amateur bands or possibly a commercial solution if available. What would be the data format and where would I get more info on this? Richard, If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. The only legit way is via a WiPoP which is short range and would require infrastructure in your area of interest. Skip it. Rob |
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Rob Judd wrote:
If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. ... Really? Please quote the reg that makes it illegal. |
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He said "interfacing to the web", pal. He did not specifically mention
passing email in a manner that doesn't contravene regulations. See License Conditions Determination 1, 1997 Section 2 part 11. Rob Z.Z. wrote: Rob Judd wrote: If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. ... Really? Please quote the reg that makes it illegal. |
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He said "interfacing to the web", pal. He did not specifically mention
passing email in a manner that doesn't contravene regulations. See License Conditions Determination 1, 1997 Section 2 part 11. Rob Z.Z. wrote: Rob Judd wrote: If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. ... Really? Please quote the reg that makes it illegal. |
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But of course, if you're in Tucson this doesn't apply.
![]() There are FCC regs forbidding it too, but there are evidently loopholes in the US. None here in Australia though, which is where the question originated. Rob Z.Z. wrote: Rob Judd wrote: If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. ... Really? Please quote the reg that makes it illegal. |
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But of course, if you're in Tucson this doesn't apply.
![]() There are FCC regs forbidding it too, but there are evidently loopholes in the US. None here in Australia though, which is where the question originated. Rob Z.Z. wrote: Rob Judd wrote: If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. ... Really? Please quote the reg that makes it illegal. |
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Rob Judd wrote:
If you knew the regs you'd know that this is illegal on the ham bands. ... Really? Please quote the reg that makes it illegal. |
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