Salut, Voici exactement la situation du 2,4 GHz en Allemagne. Pas utilisable non plus:
Guy R. " In Germany the limit is 10 mW for outdoor purposes (any protocol) in 2.45-2.48 GHz. Higher performance (eg 2W) is allowed in 2.6x GHz band for general use but only if you are using special protocols (DSSS/FHSS). I do not know the exact frequency any more but you can find all of them for Germany here: <http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/media/archive/1820.pdf>http://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/media/archive/1820.pdf (16MB, 660 pages) Eg no. 169 is aeromodelling 35 MHz, no. 277 is 2.4 GHz having 10mW for any purpose. Note: The range is about 30-40m having 10mW. This is more or less interesting for RC-Cars but nothing else. It is allowed to use but it does not make sense eg in aeromodelling. Any country has its own frequency plan so you have to check this for any country where you want to use a Spread Spectrum RC system. " At 08:06 10/11/2006, you wrote: >Ca semble compromis. >Puisque dans l'industrie il existe des modules de transfert de données >dans cette fréquence. -- Liste de diffusion electron.libre archives de la listes sur : http://www.mail-archive.com/electron.libre%40ml.free.fr/ le site ftp de la liste (quand il fonctionne): ftp://electrolibriste:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21 ou http://electrolibriste:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:12020/ftpelectronlibre/ la liste de discussion hors sujet : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la carte modiale des électrolibristes: http://mappemonde.net/bdd/electronlibre Pour se désinscrire : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
