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Maximum power for 802.11
FCC limits for new 802.11a standard are different for 3 bands, as follows:

5.150-5.250GHz Indoor 50mW (17dBm)
5.250-5.350GHz Indoor/Outdoor 250 mW (24dBm) 
5.725-5.825GHz Outdoor 1 W (30dBm)

In the 2.4 GHz band and parts of 5 GHz, the maximum power from the radio is 1 watt (W), and the effective power (EIRP) is 4 Watts on an omnidirectional antenna. (You can push far more power if you narrow the antenna’s beam. And parts of the 5 GHz band restrict radio power below 1 W.

The maximum output power allowed for wireless Ethernet in the U.S. (802.11, 802.11b, etc.) by the FCC at 2.4Ghz is 36dBm or 4 Watts.

• Fixed Remote station can operate as a point to point system even if the base station operates as a point to multipoint system.
• Equivalent Antenna changes allowed without additional filings. 
• Adding additional amplifiers only allowed for 15.247 and 15.407 devices. Amplifier must be Certified with the transmitter per Section 15.204(d)1.
• All Sectorized systems are point to multipoint subject to 4 Watt EIRP limit except those systems that qualify as a Smart Antenna System (SAS). 
• For SAS system only, Prohibited Broadcasting does not include occasional broadcast management signals or non-permanent multi-casting. 

The rule of thumb is that increasing output power by 6dB doubles distance.

Can I legally modify my wireless network equipment?

This is tricky question to answer simply because the FCC hasn't been very specific about what constitutes a legal or illegal modification of FCC-certified wireless networking gear. 

Manufacturers generally have to submit their products to the FCC to earn the "FCC-certified" bill of health prior to selling the equipment. Many consumers can now purchase wireless networking gear from stores such as Circuit City, BestBuy, CompUSA, etc. These units already have antennas built into them that obviously legally work with other accessories within the equipment line (i.e. same manufacturer APs work with their related PCMCIA cards, USB adapters, etc.)

With the recent articles being posted about how to conduct "war driving" (i.e. build a wireless radio which "sniffs" out wireless networks, etc.), extend wireless network ranges by adding more powerful antennas, etc., it's becoming apparent that the FCC will need to act soon.

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