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To: Hatim Zaghloul who wrote (1377)	12/3/1999 2:38:00 PM
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Hatim, More questions (to keep you busy, I suppose) - I realize that any 802.11 application in a license free band requires complex collision avoidance technology. And I think I understand that -- operation in a licensed band allows higher penetrating power and/or different wavelength(s), to overcome the "glass barrier" limitation, and possibly water vapor fade. And because access is controlled by license, the complex collision avoidance circuitry is not necessary. At any rate, my question really is -- what would preclude anyone from using W-OFDM in any of these licensed (EG MMDS) bands ? And the last question (lest you forget) -- did you give away any Wi-Lan hats ?? :-) Glad to see you back, Mardy.

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