Eirp= power at the antenna. Max=36db, 30db for the radio and 6dbi for
the antenna.
200mw=23db+15dbi for the antenna =38db. Or any combination thereof
that is not more than
36db for example a 15db radio and a 21dbi antenna = 36. An attenuator
would work or and equivalant amount of cable. I know the FCC is a
little slack in catching things but I darn sure wouldnt be caught
doing a commercial job for someone else and having the system be out
of specs. Can you say
trouble.... or lawsuit....
Plus if the FCC does show up they will want to see the documentation
that shows that
everything in your system has been certified as a system by the FCC.
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"Michael Shaffer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:3VFEd.86499$Ix2.49716@okepread02...
> Airhead wrote:
> > "Michael Shaffer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:JAEEd.86497$Ix2.33898@okepread02...
> >
> >>What kind of pigtail do I need to connect this antenna to my Senao
200mw
> >>card?
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
http://www.provantage.com/buy-7DLNW0...h-antenna-omni
-directional-d-link-systems-wireless-networking-ant24-1500-shopping.ht
m
> >
> >>Second question: would it be unsafe to sit next to the antenna?
I'm
> >>thinking maybe I should get a Senao bridge or something that would
let
> >>me connect remotely..
> >
> >
> > Any wireless network using a omni antenna is classified as P2MP by
the FCC.
> > In a point to multipoint a 200mw (23db) radio with a 15dbi antenna
will put
> > you at 38 EIRP which is 2db over the FCC limit.
> > Shouldnt matter unless someones turns you in for interfering with
their
> > network and the FCC pays a visit.
> > FYI - Antennas and everything in between the radio and the antenna
are
> > supposed to be certified as a system. If you use a
> > Dlink antenna on a senao and its hasnt been certified as part of
that system
> > then it also upsets the FCC.
> > Not sure if it matters to you. But thought you should know. Sorry
I don't
> > have the pigtail info.
> > BTW- I wouldnt want to be setting to close to this antenna.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
> I was wondering about that.. how exactly did you calculate the EIRP?