> 3) Generate a high power, narrow RF beam which causes unshielded
> electronics to malfunction. If you can somehow make the case that this RF
> beam has some other legitimate use, this might squeak by as legal (althou=
gh
> transmissions of almost any significant power require licensing - not 100=
%
> sure about ISM band)

I'm told moon bounce transmissions heed a goodly few watts of RF.

"what do you mean, it's full moon so the moon isn't in the right place duri=
ng the day ???"


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