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I obviously wouldn't recommend doing this without proper RF safety training and experience. Regarding the FCC: Assuming a nice narrow pencil-beam aimed at spac

• Vexs 12y ago
  Doubt it, but getting a pencil beam is nigh impossible with radio, there's going to be leakage somewhere. Also, you'd have a bunch of physicists asking about how you got a beam that thin.
  • semi-extrinsic 12y ago
    I haven't actually done the math, but for a parabolic dish which is much larger than the waveguide diameter, shouldn't you get a very narrow beam? Isn't that how microwave uplinks like the Ubiquiti airFibre5 can give you wireless networks at gigabit speeds over hundreds of kilometers?
• walshemj 12y ago
  Running a slightly hot 200mw pcmia card for warflying or war rocketing probably not but I think 1.2kw with a gain of 20 from the antenna they might.