Sorry Tony but those
aren't actually the FCC rules that govern PTP.
The Rules State
that:
For Point to
Multipoint:
The power of
intended radiator can not exceed 1W (30dB) and the antenna can not exceed
6dB.
For every 1dB of
increase at the antenna the power of the intended radiator must be reduced by
3dB.
The EIRP can not
exceed 4W.
For Point
to Point:
The power of
intended radiator can not exceed 1W (30dB) and the antenna can not exceed
6dB.
For every 1dB of
increase at the antenna the power of the intended radiator must be reduced by
1dB.
This applies to all
the ISM bands not all the UNII.
Tip: Use the least
amount of power you can at the radio and an antenna with the strongest gain
allowed
by law to get the
highest EIRP. That is if you really care about the law.
LOL
"The only bad F
word is the FCC"
-Tom
Morello
of
Rage Against the Machine
Hope this
Helps,
RodDog
