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To: wonk who wrote (5890)	11/8/1999 5:44:00 AM
From: axial	of 12823

wonk - (What a great handle!) I'm out of my league here; I'll post a link that indicates that bandwidth use is about 20 Mhz. - but this is not for the usage specified here. I am guessing that WOFDM uses about the same bandwidth in whatever application. wirelessmall.com I'm assuming that roughly the same bandwidth would apply to PDA's, which Dr. Zaghloul has indicated would likely operate in the 5 GHz. band - see q and a - Message 10583112 As for coverage, the following link will give some idea of anticipated range - but my response will look pretty shoddy compared to your detailed explanation, and I'm unsure that I'm addressing the same issues you are. This is not feigned ignorance - this is real ignorance, and I hesitate to respond to your knowledgeable posts. About 2/3 thru the article... edtn.com A little confused about the whole home network concept here - if home network is at 2.4 GHz, I would have thought PDAs would be at same. Best, Jim Kayne

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