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The DBs mentioned are virtually static, it would make sense to preserve atypical wireless communications for regular updates. ---[[User:DyD|DyD]] |
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The examples are nearly static data. This is best distributed via truck, ship, horseback, camel, etc. Sending many gigabytes of data over a REALLY SLOW radio link just doesn't make sense. (shortwave, so-called "high frequency", is very low frequency by modern standards) |
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It would be possible to *easily* build in an AM radio using the 484 chip... |
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It is also easy, but impractical to build in a respectable AM transmitter, due to the simplicity of the circuit and high power requirements(1+W)... |
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---[[User:DyD|DyD]] 13 September 2007 |
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Latest revision as of 22:56, 13 September 2007
The DBs mentioned are virtually static, it would make sense to preserve atypical wireless communications for regular updates. ---DyD
It would be possible to *easily* build in an AM radio using the 484 chip... It is also easy, but impractical to build in a respectable AM transmitter, due to the simplicity of the circuit and high power requirements(1+W)... ---DyD 13 September 2007