das Original kann hier nachgelesen werden:
http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/rtte/note_subclass22.pdf
Daraus der Einleitungssatz:
Sub-class 22 in the 2400-2454 MHz band is constituted by Short Range Devices (SRDs)
using appropriate mitigation techniques that are therefore allowed to operate at 100 mW
e.i.r.p., whatever type of application they implement (RLAN access, inter-device
communication, control of model airplanes, microphones, etc.).....
Daraus ist ableitbar, dass Futaba mit dem "France"-Schalter das Richtige gemacht hat!
Weiters:
Therefore, TCAM 26 concluded the following:
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6. ETSI should develop a new version of EN 300 328 including:
• Verifiable mechanisms to mitigate interference, notably by specifying the
requirements for a medium access protocol in greater detail;
• An assurance that, in case of congestion, users of the spectrum will be granted
equal access (and, as a consequence, a gradual degradation of service to all
users).
Na also, endlich gehts den Unklarheiten an den Kragen!



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