Dave Mullenix <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU> wrote:

> >Some time ago, I posted a message saying that low-power RF
> >transmitters intended for use in EC countries (like France) were
> >illegal for use here in the States.
> >
> >I've since discovered that I was wrong; the newest EC standards put
> >those transmitters at 433.92 MHz, and we in the States are now
> >allowed to use anything in the 290-450 MHz range.
>
> I would check first.   433.92 MHz is in the middle of the American
> 70 cm Amateur Radio band.  I'm sure these are legal in the US if you
> have a ham license, but probably not otherwise.

Sigh...

I am PERFECTLY willing to admit that I'm wrong (especially since it'd
imply that I was RIGHT the first time)... Does the fact that the
transmitters in question only transmit at VERY low power make any
difference?

-Andy

Andrew Warren - fastfwd@ix.netcom.com
Fast Forward Engineering, Vista, California
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/2499