Fair enough. I might have been a little on the touchy side myself there. In the context of what I had been reading, particularly a comment about how the use of 5.4 was going to require someone to install another phone line just to handle complaints from the DoD, coupled with the current excitement around the list that some WISPs have *gasp* been using un-certified gear, it appeared to me that your question might have been motivated by suspicion in that regard.
Thanks for the clarification. John Vogel John Scrivner wrote: > > I was honestly not sure what he was saying. For all I know he was > saying these are available in legal form at this price. I have heard > they are out there and that there are two which have been certified > for legal use in the Us but nobody has ever said what brand they are, > who sells them, what they cost, etc.. I was not insinuating anything. > Just curious what he was saying here. > Scriv > > > J. Vogel wrote: > >> John, >> >> Maybe I missed something, but how do you get from Travis' statement that >> any user could do it, to questioning Travis as to whether that was a >> claim to >> have done it himself? >> >> John Vogel >> >> John Scrivner wrote: >> >> >>> Travis, >>> Are saying you are using 5.4 GHz radios in the US? >>> Scriv >>> >>> >>> Travis Johnson wrote: >>> >>> >>>> <snip> >>>> >>>> Yes, DoD may have a little more push with the FCC, but, who's to say >>>> someone can't buy 5.4ghz right now today and put it up? Any user with >>>> internet access could order and install a 5.4ghz AP tomorrow.... for >>>> less than $300... >>>> >>>> Travis >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> -- WISPA Wireless List: wireless@wispa.org Subscribe/Unsubscribe: http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless Archives: http://lists.wispa.org/pipermail/wireless/
