RJ> > If you're interested, ftp to col.hp.com, look in
 RJ> > /pub/hamradio/packet/n6gn.  These guys are doing 230kbps (on
 RJ> > 900-1200MHz) on an amateur TCP/IP network around Northern
 RJ> > California, and are working on setting up 2MHz links on 10GHz
[..]
 RJ> > don't know the URL.  Full circuits, antenna designs, contacts
 RJ> > .. whether vaguely possible (legally) in Oz, dunno.

 RJ> Not without a ham license.

Yes, I'd assumed a ham licence, unless it could be done with sub-licencable
power levels; from what others have said, maybe not here even with a
ticket.

C'est la terre.  Interesting technology, nonetheless :)

Ian

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