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Date: Sat, 12 Apr 1997 20:59:31 -0600
From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org>
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In message <199704122243.RAA05171@argus> Jim Bryant writes:
: with new spread-spectrum rules, hams in the us will soon be using off
: the shelf equipment for up to T1+ speeds...  115.2k/s is now possible
: using low-cost commercial equipment in the 33cm (902-928MHz) band...
: 
: I believe that 10Mbps is soon to be available in the C-Band
: (5.65-5.925GHz); see the FCC ruling for Apple Computers and their Part
: 15 devices in this band...

I'd be *VERY* interested in finding out more about this.  We have a
definite use for this sort of thing if the price is reasonable.  Do
you have any URLs that you can point me at?

Warner