Re: [Full-Disclosure] CHANNEL FREQ'S

[Konstantin Gavrilenko <mlists@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Tyler, Grayling wrote:
> Geqqam69200,
>
> I've seen a few people refer to the lower 6 channels of wireless as 
> operating in the Ham freq. spectrum.  I am a bit confused where this is 
> coming from as 802.11b operates in the ISM (Industrial Scientific and 
> Medical) band.  This band (~2.4 GHz) is used by 802.11b to transmit 
> using spread spectrum signals so technically speaking all channels are 
> sent in the same frequency band.  I have always been under the 
> impression that the channels simply referred to the code necessary to 
> retrieve the spread spectrum signal sent.
>
> If I'm wrong in my assumptions I'd like to become more educated. To that 
> end I'd appreciate you (or anyone) posing the reference stipulating that 
> the lower channels are in the Ham frequency spectrum while the others 
> are not. 
>
> Thanks


Channel ID      FCC  ETSI  France  Japan
1               2412 2412   -      2412
2               2417 2417   -      2417
3               2422 2422   -      2422
4               2427 2427   -      2427
5               2432 2432   -      2432
6               2437 2437   -      2437
7               2442 2442   -      2442
8               2447 2447   -      2447
9               2452 2452   -      2452
10              2457 2457   2457   2457
11              2462 2462   2462   2462
12              -    2467   2467   2467
13              -    2472   2472   2472
14              -    -      -      2484



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