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This looks awesome. Would it be legal to use something like this in the UK, where radio bandwidth is tightly controlled?
by alexchamberlain 12y ago
This looks awesome. Would it be legal to use something like this in the UK, where radio bandwidth is tightly controlled?
- signa11 12y ago> where radio bandwidth is tightly controlled? you mean the spectrum perhaps ? unless it also does a wireless backhaul i dont see how it can be plug-n-play...
- kevinprince 12y agoall RF stuff in the UK is tightly licensed. Theirs very little "free for all" spectrum.
- MistahKoala 12y agoYou'd still need to licence spectrum from OFCOM. No idea about that process. I'm guessing you've had the same thoughts as me, but it looks like Vodafone and EE have had the same thoughts much sooner: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12/03/cumbrian_village_gets_experimental_ee_network/ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12/03/cumbrian_village_get... Still, it would be interesting to see how these could play out in villages that want to take control of their access to mobile comms.