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My 5G mobile PHONE can provide me with 200MHZ of bandwidth and frequency range from 400 MHz to 7 GHZ So yes, HAM is DYING because outdated legislation is denyi
by Igorvelky 6y ago
My 5G mobile PHONE can provide me with 200MHZ of bandwidth and frequency range from 400 MHz to 7 GHZ
So yes, HAM is DYING because outdated legislation is denying me same goodness in my mobile 6Watt radio.
- abruzzi 6y agobut an amateur license potentially gives you access to 1.8 mhz up to beyond 10ghz.
- lightlyused 6y agoThere are allocations below 1.8 MHz now.
- Igorvelky 6y ago200MHz channel spacing capable radio. It is not that hard.
- retrac 6y agoThere's more than 500 MHz of spectrum allocated to amateurs between 400 and 7 GHz in most jurisdictions. 420 - 450 MHz, 902 - 928 MHz, 1240 - 1300 MHz, 2390 - 2450 MHz, 3300 - 3500 MHz, 5650 - 5925 MHz are amateur bands here, and I think in the USA. It's also generally very illegal as a hobbyist to build and operate your own transmitter, except with an amateur radio licence. If you're more interested in how the phone works and building your own, than just using it, that's what amateur radio is for.
- Igorvelky 6y agoi can simultaneously receive and transmit a 200MHz wide part of band in frequencies between 400MHz an 7GHz with my mobile SDR 5G phone after flashing custom firmware. so what channel spacing do you use on your ham radio?
- retrac 6y agoMy interest lies mostly in building my own SDRs. I'm not quite sure what you're asking as I don't even have a traditional voice transceiver. I got my licence so I can build radio equipment.
- Igorvelky 6y agoim saying, HAM equipment is NOKIA 3310 non HAM world is Iphone 11, samsung galaxy S20 and im saying, my phone in my pocket is more powerful and more capable then any ham radio equipment on the market. my phone can realtime decode 50 streams of packet radio, and im not even using integrated DSP processor inside my ARM SOC packet radio is invention of 199x, we have DOS programs on pentium4 machines to decode almost all of the modes (GMSK, Olivia etc) so where is invention, where is some improvement on these 25+ YEAR OLD technologies used by HAMs?
- retrac 6y agoYour phone, in combination with an appropriate license, would /be/ a ham radio in this context? You're railing against a small thing I'm not even engaged in. Your phone is not more powerful than something like the USRP, for example, and that's quite popular among hams these days.