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Weeelll... that depends on a lot of things. Any jammer with the power to work over a meaningful radius in this context is probably going to throw out lots of sp

Weeelll... that depends on a lot of things. Any jammer with the power to work over a meaningful radius in this context is probably going to throw out lots of spurious emissions in neighboring bands.

jMyles 12y ago
Police Radios (and GMRS, and FRS) are not neighboring bands to 802.11
- reckoner13 12y ago
  Does China use the same frequency bands as US?
  - jMyles 12y ago
    Looking at this document (http://www.ncc.gov.tw/english/files/07060/92_070605_1.pdf http://www.ncc.gov.tw/english/files/07060/92_070605_1.pdf) it's not immediately clear. A ctrl-F for "emergency" and "police" yields no results. However, there is a FRS band which is the same as the US. Moreover, the bands used by "push-to-talk" radios are ones that transmit reasonably far for lowish power and penetrate walls. No reason to think they'll be different worldwide.
    - taejo 12y ago
      That document is about the Republic of China (Taiwan), not about Hong Kong or the People's Republic of China.