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It’s not crippled; It’s the opposite. Its the only radio service where when you want to do something new with it, you are supposed to publish how. If you want t
by gorkish 3y ago
It’s not crippled; It’s the opposite. Its the only radio service where when you want to do something new with it, you are supposed to publish how. If you want to do something different, use a different band where it’s permitted. The amateur bands continue to have a valid purpose the way they are.
I would advocate strongly for additional spectrum becoming available for public use as it is evacuated as an alternative to the fcc reselling it. I have zero problems with /new bands/ being made available on potentially /new services/ that would allow for what you want.
- RF_Savage 3y agoCBRS in USA is a good example of a new band that allows new things to be done. I'm rather jealous of the ease of it for standing up a proper private 5G network for experimentation and learning. Unlike GSM almost none of the modern cellular standards can be configured to run without encryption, so hambands are out of the queation sadly.