> The Research time was quite a bit, some of it here on this
> list, but this is
> a pleasure.
Therein lies the point for some, they enjoy making their own as much as you
enjoy your research. They aren't being paid for their research and the time
they spend making their PCA would be unpaid time anyway.
> The Comercially available antennas seem to be consistent in their
> performance and I do not need to invest in all that testing.
> Also How much does it cost to get your PCA1000 Fcc approved?
IANAAM, but if one were mass-producing PCAs then there would be the upfront
research on the design parameters and then maybe some slight tweaking on
individual units. You bring up an interesting point re a "commercial PCA",
is FCC approval required for a passive device such as an antenna used with
an 802.11b device?
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