200mW Prism PCMCIA for AP

04-07-2002

Mikrotik offers a 200mW PRISM PCMCIA with MMCX connectors for client and AP usage.

See www.mikrotik.com

04-07-2002

i thought 100mw was the max by the fcc/etsi..????

04-07-2002

Dont post two or more threads for the same subject please.

i have placed almost the same post in your other thread.

there is no information on the 200mw radio. Who makes it. and it is 802.11 11mb dsss compliant. ok but that still doesnt make it a Wi-Fi radio. and is the radio a pcmcia card or a pci card???
dont buy one until you know things like this as it may not work well in a Wi-Fi systems

04-08-2002

sounds a bit like the 4watts in Australia

Networker · 04-18-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Fozzy_wozzy_woo
i thought 100mw was the max by the fcc/etsi..????

FCC up to 1W of EIRP. ETSI 100mW. So, you would not be able to use this card in Europe unless you place attenuators between the card and the antenna (Microtik card does not have build in antenna)

tracka · 06-02-2003

they sell 3 watt axcess point amps here in sydney australia but of course they are not fcc approved

here is the link http://www.eyespyshop.com.au/Receive...ansmitters.htm

edited to add link

c0nv3r9 · 06-02-2003

that is within fcc regulations

tracka · 06-02-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by c0nv3r9
that is within fcc regulations

Really ! so why would they advertise that they do not conform to the fcc's requirements ??

http://www.eyespyshop.com.au/Receive...ansmitters.htm

sparafina · 06-02-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by tracka
Really ! so why would they advertise that they do not conform to the fcc's requirements ??

http://www.eyespyshop.com.au/Receive...ansmitters.htm

Who knows, but why are you talking about the FCC when pointing to an Aussie site?

c0nv3r9 · 06-02-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by tracka
Really ! so why would they advertise that they do not conform to the fcc's requirements ??

ACA != FCC ...

Australia has much different regs from the US, much like Europe is much more strict than our government in this arena. The only mention of FCC I find on the site is for the third item down "Model # MICRO-01", which states as being "FCC regulated".

04-07-2002	#1 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	200mW Prism PCMCIA for AP Mikrotik offers a 200mW PRISM PCMCIA with MMCX connectors for client and AP usage. See www.mikrotik.com

04-07-2002	#3 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Please post one thread.. Dont post two or more threads for the same subject please. i have placed almost the same post in your other thread. there is no information on the 200mw radio. Who makes it. and it is 802.11 11mb dsss compliant. ok but that still doesnt make it a Wi-Fi radio. and is the radio a pcmcia card or a pci card??? dont buy one until you know things like this as it may not work well in a Wi-Fi systems

06-02-2003	#6 (permalink)
tracka Registered Member Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 3	they sell 3 watt axcess point amps here in sydney australia but of course they are not fcc approved here is the link http://www.eyespyshop.com.au/Receive...ansmitters.htm edited to add link Last edited by tracka : 06-02-2003 at 03:10 PM.

06-02-2003	#7 (permalink)
c0nv3r9 Church of WiFi Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: not behind you, or am I? Posts: 290	that is within fcc regulations __________________ He shall recount his worthies: they shall stumble in their walk; they shall make haste to the wall thereof, and the defence shall be prepared. -- Nahum 2:5, The Holy Bible, KJV

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Posts: n/a	sounds a bit like the 4watts in Australia