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Nice project! Can something like this in practice be used with HAM radio via some loophole, or it's basically impossible to use a large fraction of commonly us
by geeB 5y ago
Nice project!
Can something like this in practice be used with HAM radio via some loophole, or it's basically impossible to use a large fraction of commonly used protocols/payloads (https, ssh, any secured protocols, VPNs, etc) due to encryption not being allowed? I suppose you could argue that the intention is not to obscure the communication, but it seems pretty flimsy.
- mortenlarsen 5y agoIn some places (including Denmark) encryption is allowed as long as the signal is somehow identifiable (includes your call sign or DMR ID). I know that some use WiFi outside normal bands (3.3–3.8 GHz) and simply set the SSID to their call sign. This is called HSMR. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_multimedia_radio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-speed_multimedia_radio