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not if you combine it with new tech. for example long range UAV. as a hobby it's good fun to experiment with different frequencies, antennas and other electroni
by holoduke 6y ago
not if you combine it with new tech. for example long range UAV. as a hobby it's good fun to experiment with different frequencies, antennas and other electronics. quite some innovation done last 10 years.
- GekkePrutser 6y agoI wasn't aware of that development, but wouldn't the ban on data encryption on HAM bands hurt that usecase? You wouldn't want someone else controlling your drone. Here in Europe long-range drones are forbidden anyway.. You must have line of sight at all times.
- soneil 6y agoI believe you can work around the encryption ban. eg, for the UK; “ 11(2) The Licensee shall only address Messages to other Amateurs or to the stations of those Amateurs and shall not encrypt these Messages for the purpose of rendering the Message unintelligible to other radio spectrum users.” You can sign a message to authenticate it, without making it unintelligible. (compare pgp signing, snmp AuthNoPriv, etc)