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From: Michael Slater <mikey@atlas.iexpress.net.au>
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Subject: Broadband Radio
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Hello,
   I doubt this is the correct forum for this, but cant think of another.
I have been looking at Broadband radio as an alternate to the Australian
Telco "Telstra" DDS Fastway service, but am not sure where to obtain
information pertaining to Hardware required, permits needed, ect... Anyone
in Australia have any experience with this ?


Michael