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Or if you get your ham license you have a limit of 1500W PEP[1], just plug your callsign into the router ID and away you go. However that means you're also subj

Or if you get your ham license you have a limit of 1500W PEP[1], just plug your callsign into the router ID and away you go. However that means you're also subject to no encryption or business related traffic. [1] http://www.qsl.net/kb9mwr/projects/wireless/allocations.html http://www.qsl.net/kb9mwr/projects/wireless/allocations.html

logicallee 9y ago
>However that means you're also subject to no encryption or business related traffic. how does that work? isn't all wifi traffic encrypted by something between devices and AP? (I skimmed your link and did a find for encry on it but saw nothing.)
- cesarb 9y ago
  No, encryption is an optional feature of the 802.11 standards. Every once in a while I see an unencrypted wifi AP nearby (it's the default on Android to show a notification whenever it sees an unencrypted wifi AP).