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The problem is the altimeters listening outside of their band, not the transmitters speaking outside of theirs. 200Mhz is an eternity away. You can fit all of
by snovv_crash 5y ago
The problem is the altimeters listening outside of their band, not the transmitters speaking outside of theirs.
200Mhz is an eternity away. You can fit all of the 2.4GHz WiFi/Bluetooth/whatever unlicensed band in that.
- mcguire 5y agoIf the transmitters weren't leaking outside the assigned band, there wouldn't be a problem, right? Those transmitters are the best new tech, right?
- charrondev 5y agoNo the idea is the transmitters are transmitting properly, and the receivers are “listening” outside of where they should be.
- Phrodo_00 5y agoThe transmitters aren't leaking out of their assigned band
- stingrae 5y agoThe transmitters have FCC specs on how much power can leak outside of the band (It's called the band edge requirement). If the radar can't handle this out of band power transmission, then the FCC is on the line for writing a spec that isn't protecting the bands that they operate. It is unlikely this is the case given how far out of band this is.