[MLB-WIRELESS] ACA discussion paper

[vk3jma at net2000.com.au]

Quoting rick <mibz at optushome.com.au>:

> im confused, as I always am, does this mean we will HAVE to get a licence? I
> kind of know how 2.4ghz wireless works, but im more interested in the
> network side I think it would be weird if I would have to get a licence for
> this hobby and would also stop A LOT of people from becoming interested
> 

Hi Rick & Others,

No you dont.  The class licence allows for your use of 802.11a/b/g equipment 
without a licence.  If you wanted to play a bit deeper with higher power then 
as a licenced radio amateur you would be able to (with a few extra regulatory 
requirements).

I was mearly attempting to show the other side of the coin from the comments 
that sinbar had posted.

I have a great interest in both RF and networking technologies so to me the use 
of 802.11a/b/g equipment allows me to get the best of both worlds.

Regards

Mark


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