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The one I specifically heard of was made in China and wasn't meant for use here in the states.

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See write up at:
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You won't get anything like this legal until someone comes out with a wireless mesh standard and someone makes a voip version that works over it.. and a mesh network is setup in your area. Anything else will only be possible by using illegal power and/or illegally working in frequencies that require licenses.]]>Dec 19th 2005 12:12AM