Airport Extreme

[Norberto Quintanar]

OR if you know a ham radio operator have them tell Broadcom that the
info is to let their chip be used for ham radio in the 5.7 Ghz or 2.4
Ghz ham bands (both of which surround and are adjacent in frequency
to the 802.11a/b/g channels) so their bleeding hearts can be
satisfied that the FCC won't get medieval on them.


--- Dan Burcaw <dburcaw@terrasoftsolutions.com> wrote:
> Maybe not.  Airport Extreme uses a Broadcom chipset.
> That company is not being responsive to release of specs.
> Part of the problem is that 802.11g chips supposedly
> allow (if programmed to do so) transmission on frequencies
> not authorized by the FCC.  So, I don't expect AE support any time
> soon.
>

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