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And if it works with wi-fi at 2.6GHz, why would it not work with the more broadly available and higher-powered 3G cell signals at 2.1GHz?
by andyking 17y ago
And if it works with wi-fi at 2.6GHz, why would it not work with the more broadly available and higher-powered 3G cell signals at 2.1GHz?
- TriinT 17y agoMaybe because antennas are designed to operate in a narrow frequency band, not the entire EM spectrum?
- drhodes 17y agoThe device would need a power meter to detect and switch channels, which involves altering the resonance frequency of the antenna, ( I suspect an amperian loop ) http://www.physics.upenn.edu/courses/gladney/phys151/lectures/lecture_mar_07_2003.shtml http://www.physics.upenn.edu/courses/gladney/phys151/lecture...