While reading tonight, theres a chart in the official Cisco Wireless Guide that has both FCC and Cisco Antenna requirements for Point-to-Point environments.
FCC - Transmit Power 30-dBm, Max. Gain 6-dBm for EIRP of 36-dBm
Cisco - Transmit Power 20-dBm, Max. Gain 36-dBm, for EIRP of 56-dBm.
FCC Part 15 says max can be 36-dBm so why would Cisco allow their EIRP to exceed that amount?
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11-25-2008 05:05 AM #2FCC imposes a maximum EIRP of 36dBm for Point to MultiPoint transmissions, directional point to point transmissions are allowed a higher EIRP. Not sure what the maximum for point to point is, but the wireless guru at work would know, I'll ask and reply here.
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