Tom & List,
To verify that I understand,
1. My ap with 3 separate 120deg sectors and radios is limited to 1 watt
EIRP per sector/radio, because it is PtMP.
2. My cpe's get the 3 to 1 rule because they are PtP
Right?
More questions:
1. What about using types of antennas that are not certified with the
radio, ie, sectors where no sector is approved? This is not so clear.
2. Where can I determine the types of antennas that have been certified
with a given radio?
Jason
Tom DeReggi wrote:
Its spelled out towards the end of the document.
30 db max radio power + 6 db antenna. PTP 3 to 1 rule applies, to use
use much larger antennas at CPE side, and every 3 db antenna gain,
minus 1 db radio gain at CPE side.
Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jason" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WISPA General List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 1:59 PM
Subject: [WISPA] FCC regs question
List,
Can anyone tell me what the current FCC regs are regarding EIRP?
When choosing an antenna radio combo are we limited to the maximum
antenna gain that has been approved for use with that particular
radio? If so, it eliminates the Super Range 2 radio for me since
it's approved for use with only a 2 dBi antenna. Or are we limited
to the calculated EIRP (the -1 dB for each 3dBi above 6dBi
algorithm), which, would allow the use of a 16 dBi antenna with this
radio? I have read and read and it seems that this is very open to
personal interpretation. Also it's difficult to determine what the
latest ruling is.
Jason Wallace
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