Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-18 Thread Sebastian Moeller
To follow up on myself here... On Oct 13, 2015, at 13:19 , Sebastian Moeller wrote: > On Oct 13, 2015, at 19:29 , Matt Mathis wrote: > >> I'm wondering if some of these conflicting uses are important enough to >> blank them out everywhere, in spite

Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-13 Thread Matt Mathis
I'm wondering if some of these conflicting uses are important enough to blank them out everywhere, in spite legal use in some areas? Doppler radar may be wanted everywhere some day. Also create an "unknown" geo for default use, which only uses channels that are globally approved. Thanks, --MM--

Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-13 Thread Jonathan Morton
> On 13 Oct, 2015, at 20:29, Matt Mathis wrote: > > Doppler radar may be wanted everywhere some day. Doppler radar is great, but my understanding is that newer installations use a different frequency band that doesn’t interfere with the unlicensed bands. - Jonathan

Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-13 Thread Sebastian Moeller
On Oct 13, 2015, at 19:29 , Matt Mathis wrote: > I'm wondering if some of these conflicting uses are important enough to blank > them out everywhere, in spite legal use in some areas? Doppler radar may be > wanted everywhere some day. As much as I dislike to be

Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-08 Thread David Collier-Brown
Anyone who's an American citizen want to write a short to-the-point response suggesting that this was vendor error, caused by not using the database that linux uses for wi-fi cards? I want them to have a public "out" from the current scheme of telling the vendors to protect their code. I

Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-08 Thread Rosen Penev
How does a router that transmits at milliwatts interfere with airport equipment? This seems like such an isolated case. At the very least would it not require the routers to be relatively close? On Thu, Oct 8, 2015, 13:20 David Collier-Brown wrote: > Anyone who's an American

Re: [Bloat] Another comment re FTC and weather radar from /.

2015-10-08 Thread David Collier-Brown
Here's a draft, below. Also at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-HSewmPustGmV00E8u7KZ_8srNhKX_jMSSZxGcyuTaI/edit?usp=sharing On 08/10/15 04:20 PM, David Collier-Brown wrote: Anyone who's an American citizen want to write a short to-the-point response suggesting that this was vendor error,