RadioDoc
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Re: Eh..
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heels_fan
1.20.09 The start of Socialism
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said by whocares  :said by RadioDoc :Speeds should be in the megabit range. nope speed is measured in mach Jazzy they are talking about bandwidth speed, not the speed of the plane |
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funkyfelty
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Lebanon, PA
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894 - 895.5MHz
Here is the info on the Auction.
»wireless.fcc.gov/auctions/defaul···ry&id=65
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whocares
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said by RadioDoc :Speeds should be in the megabit range. nope speed is measured in mach |
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RadioDoc
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3 MHz of what, exactly? 3 MHz of spectrum bandwidth or 3 MHz as the radio frequency? The latter doesn't make any sense.
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funkyfelty
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the article is correct, it does only use 3MHz |
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LaZ3R
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The 3Mhz caught me off guard as well... is that right?? :| |
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Matt
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said by RadioDoc :Speeds should be in the megabit range. Their earlier technology is merely a cellular repeater which runs at 9.6 kilobits (the old cellular data spec). Something about the story is not right though. I can't see them using "3 MHz" for this...especially since it uses CDMA EVDO for the air-to-ground link. Maybe 3Mbps and the original author (or his source) was confused? |
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RadioDoc
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Speeds should be in the megabit range. Their earlier technology is merely a cellular repeater which runs at 9.6 kilobits (the old cellular data spec).
Something about the story is not right though. I can't see them using "3 MHz" for this...especially since it uses CDMA EVDO for the air-to-ground link.
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