Is the 2-m band being used by time travellers

[QwertyMan]

It refers to devices such as MRI equipment as an example, regarding the amount of energy a human body can take, nothing to do with radio communication per se...Iam also waiting for our member Walt Willis to reply to my question that you decided to answer incorrectly on behalf of him...

SAR ratings also relate to RF.

 

[TimeFlipper]

SAR ratings also relate to RF.

Not related directly to radio communications per se..

 

[QwertyMan]

Not related directly to radio communications per se..

It is and I should know as I am a licensed radio operator.

 

[TimeFlipper]

It is and I should know as I am a licensed radio operator.

SAR is related to devices such as MRI scanners, it just happens to be within the area of Radio Frequency signals, however it does not relate directly to radio communications per se...Are MRI scanners or similar devices used for radio comunications?, no they are not and never will be...

Iam also a licensed radio operator, who recognises the obvious differences between MRI scanners and radio transmitters, you are simply trying to create an argument just for the sake of it..

 

[JustMe]

Qwertyman=Mullac=Lord Henry=Moron

 

[mullac998]

Qwertyman=Mullac=Lord Henry=Moron

Excuse me he's just another forum user. I've been busy sorting my new job out to notice what's been going off on here.

 

[QwertyMan]

I'm going to create a net this Sunday to monitor those frequencies in the Derbyshire area anyone care to join me in the endeavour..?

 

[QwertyMan]

@TimeFlipper What you laughing at? what harm is there a lest giving it a try?

 

[TimeFlipper]

I'm going to create a net this Sunday to monitor those frequencies in the Derbyshire area anyone care to join me in the endeavour..?

Tell me your call sign now, and i will listen out for you on Sunday..

 

[TimeFlipper]

You can give me your call sign privately if you prefer to.