Tom:
The "unique connector" isn't required IF the equipment is intended for,
marketed, and distributed to be installed by "professional installers"
(who can be reasonably assumed to be able to do the math and not use an
antenna which results in violation of Part-15 EIRP limits.)
"Unique connector" requirement was intended for consumer gear like
Wi-Fi APs, wireless video cameras, etc. sold through the mass market.
Completely ironic and ineffective; laughable even when you consider
that you can get high-gain antennas for the Linksys AP "unique
connectors" at Radio Shack.
I strongly prefer a good old reliable, sturdy easy-to-weatherproof Type
N connector on outdoor gear.
Thanks,
Steve
On Jan 18, 2006, at 17:19, Tom DeReggi wrote:
Required for FCC reuirement of unique connector rule. PErsonally Ip
refer them to stay as is with the connectors. That way they all stay
the same and one cable to stock.
Tom DeReggi
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