I think you'll find that we have Shared uwse of the 72mHz band. This is
the chance we take.
I'll also suggest that you refrain from flying near a 'Place of Worship'
until after services are over so as not to take a chance on gaining their
wrath over audible noise or RF interferrence with their
While I was searching for radio equipment I came across produces from
Listentech -- www.listentech.com
This company makes assisted listening devices, and their radio products
are available for both the 72MHz and 216MHz band. No licence is needed
for these products. They have a handy comparason
On Mon, Jan 24, 2005 at 07:15:29PM -0800, Martin Usher wrote:
| This explains why we have been picking up audio on the R/C band, and
| also why the audio spreads over several adjacent channels. The
| interference has been strong enough to down planes.
These transmitters are usually very weak,
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