Of course. A simple field strength meter comes to mind. But how are you going to know that you want to stand at my mailbox and look?
And with a direct sequence system, the power is going to be smeared so thin over a wide band that you really won't have anything to see, other than a bulk reading of power in my vicinity. I'm already doing that with the switching supplies, compact fluorescent lamps, ordinary fluorescent lamps, cell phones, wireless routers, microwave ovens, ... It's a literal RF sewer over here! -Chuck Harris Bob Camp wrote:
Hi If you are putting out> 20 watts and I'm close enough to see your mailbox, I'll detect you with some pretty simple stuff. Bob
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