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JP frequency - 20mW limit, change freqs to avoid duty cycle - #4446
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fifieldt
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Aug 12, 2024
Conclusion from discord discussion is:
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Thanks to user Goyath on Discord, we discovered that in Japan the 250mW radio level requires licensing, and 20mW is the practical limit. We also discovered that a duty cycle of 10% is needed on most frequencies. CH 24-38 920.5-923.5 20mW no airtime restrictions CH 39-61 923.5-928.1 20mW 10% airtime
fifieldt
commented
Aug 15, 2024
It looks like we discovered this some time ago: #346 but it got left off the task list somehow |
numpad0
commented
Sep 5, 2024
Just passing by & just FYI, 920MHz low-power in JP is indeed license free but modems need to be type certified and 〶[R]xxx-xxxx marked for full legal conformance, similar to Wi-Fi cards |
truedat101
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Jun 21, 2025
Thanks for this post ... we are trying to figure out the list of compliant devices so we can maintain them for Japan. Esp since there are like 7 public nodes in Japan and only in Tokyo , we would like to improve this situation. Still trying to figure out why this is the case.... |
…ic#4446) Thanks to user Goyath on Discord, we discovered that in Japan the 250mW radio level requires licensing, and 20mW is the practical limit. We also discovered that a duty cycle of 10% is needed on most frequencies. CH 24-38 920.5-923.5 20mW no airtime restrictions CH 39-61 923.5-928.1 20mW 10% airtime




Thanks to user Goyath on Discord, we discovered that in Japan the 250mW radio level requires licensing, and 20mW is the practical limit. We also discovered that a duty cycle of 10% is needed on most frequencies:
This patch limits the power and restricts the frequency to those with no airtime restrictions.