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Some 2.4GHz devices may not be legal to operate

机译:某些2.4GHz设备可能不合法运行

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I enjoyed reading your review of the 2.4GHz AV senders in the July 2016 issue. I was glad to see that the approximate power output of these devices is only -23dBm. Many readers may be unaware, but the General User Radio License (GURL) for Short Range Devices (SRDs) in New Zealand has special condition 13 applied to devices in the 2.4GHz band. This states that devices with an EIRPS of 0d Bm or greater must use frequency hopping or digital modulation techniques. Therefore, if the generic model you reviewed were to include a power amplifier of not much higher power, it would become illegal to operate in New Zealand, simply because of its fixed frequency. Thankfully, this model does not.
机译:我很高兴阅读您在2016年7月号上对2.4GHz AV发送器的评论。我很高兴看到这些设备的大约功率输出仅为-23dBm。许多读者可能没有意识到,但是新西兰的短距离设备(SRD)通用用户无线电许可证(GURL)对2.4GHz频段的设备有特殊条件13。这说明EIRPS为0d Bm或更高的设备必须使用跳频或数字调制技术。因此,如果您审查的通用模型包括功率不高得多的功率放大器,则仅由于其固定频率,在新西兰运行将是非法的。值得庆幸的是,该模型没有。

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