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2E1FXN > WLAN 23.09.03 04:31l 51 Lines 1988 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Read: DB0FHN OE5RCO DK5RAS DO6NP GUEST
Subj: Re: WLAN vs Internet / Radio
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From: 2E1FXN@GB7YKS.#19.GBR.EU
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[F:0424z D:23/09/03 #:0041 N:Dave B:GB7YKS {IO93GJ, Sheffield} Header v2.12]
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Hi All
M1BYT eloquenlty stated:-
> A problem yet to be overcome, is the present regulation which insists on
> the need to identify the station in cw. One way round this would be to
> ask the RA to allow special dispensation for amateur WLAN, or we could
> rewrite the drivers, or even turn the WLAN adaptors power on and off to
> recereate the cw at the prescribed intervals. The callsign ID can be in
> the data anyway, my own already is as the access point ID, but this is
> not enough to comply with the present BR68 which demands CW.
There are plenty of CW programs that can be utilised, that will send CW to
any desired device, although one could be written quite simply to operate
on timer function to comply with current regs, that would also decode the
incoming CW signal's.
The major problem for Amateur Radio usage is the power output of the "of
Radio/Wireless LAN cards we really need a power amplifier, around 2watts
would be ample for 20-30 mile ranges LOS of course though.
As for securing the Network the inbuilt software will attain that, and by
utilising the 44.y,y,z IP Range, which is not accessable from any other
network, as it is already a restricted address range. try accessing a
known Amateur IP Address in the 44 IP range from the internet, ( without
accessing their Internet IP first, you cannot because DNS Servers do not
have them listed.
73 - Dave, 2E1FXN @ GB7YKS
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