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The 802.11a standard is designed to operate in the 5-GHz frequency range. Specifically, the FCC has allocated 300 MHz of spectrum for unlicensed operation in the 5-GHz block, 200 MHz of which is at 5.15 MHz to 5.35 MHz, with the other 100 MHz at 5.725 MHz to 5.825 MHz. The spectrum is split into three working "domains." The first 100 MHz in the lower section is restricted to a maximum power output of 50 mW (milliwatts). The second 100 MHz has a more generous 250-mW power budget, while the top 100 MHz is delegated for outdoor applications, with a maximum of 1-watt power output. In contrast, 802.11b cards can radiate as much as 1 watt in the United States. However, most modern cards radiate only a fraction (30 mW) of the maximum available power for reasons of battery conservation and heat dissipation

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Joshua said:

I wish I were smart.

Will a pringles can really work...it's cardboard.

Anyone know how to get free satellite TV?...just curious.

Joshua

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Joshua

I got smart card programmers for sale there ISO 7816 with the 3.68 crystal these will work to program Dish Network cards not Direct Tv. If you got Dish Network and you want to know more about getting free Tv send me a PM and ill give you a few links. its really pretty simple once you get a grasp of it.