content: Shortly after this update was posted, Caudill responded to questions about the FCC stating that no, licensing had nothing to do with it. The 900MHz licensing was something they were just starting to look at, but the ProxyHam devices were limited to 1Watt as required by the FCC. "Proxyham devices did not break the FCC standards as the 900MHz antennas were capped at the 1-watt limit," he said.  Source It is interesting how misleading this article's ranting is. Yes "anyone can build one." That was the point of the design. The thing that makes it "dangerous" is that it is designed to be an easy to make anonymous router that will give the user time to escape if the device is found. The software is as important as the hardware. Beyond just tor it was meant to give warning when the device was detected. It was tailored to make life hard for the gestapo types out there. That is why he got gagged.  37bb