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|    TOM WALKER to DIMITRI PAPADOPOULOS    |
|    433 MHz Remote Triggers    |
|    11 Feb 13 09:24:00    |
      DP>I'm a Licensed Radio operator VE2OOX located in Canada I'm considering to       DP>purchase a PocketWizard Plus III Flash Trigger       DP>(http://plusiii.pocketwizard.com) for my Canon EOS 30D camera.                     DP>The North America "FCC/IC models" operate on 340.00 - 354.00 MHz       DP>The European and all other markets "CE models" operate on 433.42 - 434.42 MH       DP>In North America, the 433 MHz band is reserved for HAM Radio Amateur, making       DP>the CE Model technically illegal to general users. But myself being a       DP>licensed HAM Radio Operator I believe I should be fine with the CE model in       DP>Canada.              As I recall those devices are very low power and do not require a       licence. They do require FCC certificatio nthat they qualify for       unlicenced operation though.              DP>My question is how reliable the 433 CE Model would be in Canada? In North       DP>America, is the 433 MHz more crowded with [Radio Amateur] Activity than 340       DP>MHz?       DP>In short, having the option of either, I'm trying to decided with which mode       DP>to go. Any idea would be appreciated.              In the US all of the repeatter operation is between 442 and 450. 433 is       a simples frequency though but most activity woudl be low power       handhelds. Unless they were very close I woudl not expect any       interference with the 433 flash trigger       ---        þ SLMR 2.1a þ Typo Tom Strkes Again        * Origin: Fidonet Since 1991 Join Us: www.DocsPlace.org (1:123/140)    |
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