Ryan,
A few of you are making a lot of noise.
You seem to want to talk a lot about how MT is not certified and you say
"but if it were"...
Ryan, Why haven't you and those so vocal gone to the FCC with this
question already?
The FCC is but a telephone call away.
http://www.fcc.gov/
It never ceases to amaze me how men and women of obvious intelligence
will debate ad nasuiem
about how some government agency will rule on some topic, but never will
they find the courage
to simply call that agency and ask them. Rather they will wait till
someone suggests it and then
after all the debate and posturing, say, "Yeah, Go ahead! You call them."
What a joke.
-m-
Ryan Langseth wrote:
On Mon, 2007-06-11 at 01:09 -0400, Michael Erskine wrote:
Rick;
I think that your opinion is like mine, both informed and experienced.
I am perfectly comfortable with my opinion. And I did not get into an
argument, or even suggest one was somehow a good idea.
That said, let me also say this. If I don't have to have my router
boards certified without radios because they are not intentional
radiators, then when I add an FCC certified card to them I still don't
have to have them certified because they are still what they were.
If you tell me that every PC running a pci wireless card has to be
certified then I'll go with suggesting that a single board computer,
which is designed to be a router, should also be certified like all
those PC's otherwise, Rick, I think that both you and Dawn are incorrect.
1) drivers for the wireless card do not allow you to adjust power.
2) comes with a small rubber ducky ant, not a 15db sector.
This discussion has come up on this list at probably least a dozen times
since I have joined (less than a year ago). MT is not certified, end of
chapter. Ask MT they will, most likely, tell you the same thing.
Like I said, I think your opinion is like mine, both informed and
experienced. I don't think you, or I, or Dawn, have the last word in
this matter and I'd be happy to take the issue up with the FCC to get a
reading from them.
Do this, I would like to read the next chapter, if they can get
certified though the PC method, I would take a look at their product.
Ryan
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