> but in practice I guess a short-range device like this isn't going to do much more than maybe piss off the neighbours. Don't forget the option to transmit in

> but in practice I guess a short-range device like this isn't going to do much more than maybe piss off the neighbours. Don't forget the option to transmit into a dummy load (or to a radio receiver and/or a spectrum analyzer with a 30 dB in-line attenuator). It allows one to experiment with "illegal" radio setup. Although the transmitter itself still has RF leakage and may still violate radio regulations, it's much less disruptive (and technically you can make it perfectly legal if good shielding is added).