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Nikem	2009-10-11 , 21:22
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Originally Posted by adamnair

Wow that's like commercial radio frequencies. I think some countries don't allow transmitters at those frequencies even if they are low power.

But I bet it is allowed everywhere where the N900 will be officially sold by Nokia.

And a transmitter has to use these frequencies that a normal kitchenradio tunes to, thats the purpose of a transmitter.