Closed panangam closed 4 months ago
The region database indeed seems to assign Japanese frequencies to Thailand:
https://update.flipperzero.one/regions/api/v0/bundle
"TH":["F_JP_312","F_JP_920"]
The region database indeed seems to assign Japanese frequencies to Thailand: https://update.flipperzero.one/regions/api/v0/bundle
"TH":["F_JP_312","F_JP_920"]
Interesting. Is there anyway to contribute to this list?
Interesting. Is there anyway to contribute to this list?
Not that I am aware.
The region database indeed seems to assign Japanese frequencies to Thailand: https://update.flipperzero.one/regions/api/v0/bundle
"TH":["F_JP_312","F_JP_920"]
Interesting. Is there anyway to contribute to this list?
This repository is exactly where it should be done. I'll take a look on provided papers tomorrow and update list if our certification lab accepts it.
I've updated region data, should be correct now
Describe the bug.
The subghz module does not allow transmitting frequencies in the range ~433Mhz, saying "Transmission is blocked". According to the Thai website, this range is allowed for amateur radio. In fact, I live in Thailand, and have been receiving signals in this frequency range from various of my RF remotes already, so it seems to be widely used.
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Anything else?
It seems to be using the same frequency bands as the Japanese region. I would try to open a pull request, but somehow could not find anywhere in the source code where the "TH" region is even defined.