Wardriving for wireless LANs 2

[Adrian Midgley]

On Saturday 01 June 2002  1:27 pm, you wrote:


> Case law has established that being in
> possession of a receiver with non-public use frequencies set into its
> memories is sufficient evidence to obtain a conviction for an offence u=
nder
> WTA 49.=20

> The reasons for this sea-change are doubtless varied but would include =
the
> following:

and also the change from wireless receivers with continuous mechanical tu=
ning=20
to one with memories...

When I were a lad the only way to get to a particualr frequency was to tu=
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to it.  Nowadays you can type the numbers into it.

However, the standard sort of tuner still allows you to tell it to move u=
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the frequency range until it finds a transmission, and then present the=20
content to you... as in most car radios.


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