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Subj: Re WLAN amateur radio etc.
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From: VK2AAB@VK2AAB.SYD.NSW.AUS.OC
To : WLAN@WW
My vision of an amateur system using the 2.4Ghz equipment requires significant
power. Unless we can first acheive that then we are wasting our time.
My mental picture of the 2.4Ghz future;
A well place site running say 10 to 20 watts.
Antenna that wouild give coverage of most of the area so it could be used as a
repeater between stations.
The facility for each member of the group, club area to have their own web
page on the system. They can have photos of the station themselves etc etc.
The club that runs the system could have plenty of files mostly amateur
related for ftp downloading. As much freeware and/or shareware as is legal.
A radiomail service linked to the now widespread WW Pactor messaging system.
2.4 Ghz Links could be established to other similar systems in adjacent areas.
There must be several more facilities that we could implement. All completely
independant from the internet.
However while ever we "play" with milliwatts we are wasting our time.
Fix the power problem first !
73 Barry VK2AAB
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