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The Carolina Flashers Photonics Group is a North Carolina-based organization of worldwide Amateur Radio operators who use coherent, or more often, partially coherent light as a communications medium. We are proud to be an ARRL-affiliated club, and our club callsign is K4THZ. Visit our website for more information about us. Register below to join the carolinaflashers Yahoo! Group.

According to regulations administered by the Federal Communications Commission, the frequencies above 300GHz are a legitimate allocation for the Amateur Radio Service. This includes light waves, of course.

While many people consider through-the-air optical communication to be an unregulated medium, we as licensed hams follow all applicable FCC rules, such as callsign IDs, no commercial messaging, etc.


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Keywords: ham radio, amateur radio, visible light communications, laser communications, LEDs, Luxeon, near infrared, North Carolina, free space optical, LOS, NLOS, cloudbounce, through the air, non coherent, photonics, thz, terahertz, k4thz, kj4uov

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Re: opinions and ideas
Jim, here are the other pages of this article. -Raymond "Woody" Woodward K3VSA ARRL Public Information Coordinator for North Carolina (an ARRL-trained Public
Posted - Thu Feb 2, 2012 7:29 pm
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The first thing that comes to mind is that this project would very likely fit in with the ARRL's outreach to both Scouting and DIY. I agree that the Ramsey kit
Posted - Thu Feb 2, 2012 11:23 am
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I have been toying with an idea for a general project that has come more to mind recently as I am working to start up a Scouting organization focused on
Posted - Thu Feb 2, 2012 3:55 am
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Maybe when I get my tax refund, I can purchase the second kit! -Raymond "Woody" Woodward K3VSA ARRL Public Information Coordinator for North Carolina (an
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The article about modifying the Ramsey kit is a great place to build interest in optical communications among hams. It's simple, inexpensive, and gives
Posted - Wed Feb 1, 2012 9:12 pm
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