Title: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Nobby Diesel on September 30, 2005, 04:39:58 pm
Having just bought a new phone, it's interesting to note that it says on the packaging:-
Your phones Bluetooth features and Bluetooth Class ! power levels are not allowed for operation in France. To avoid unlawful interferance with radio signals, do not use the Bluetooth features in France, unless you are indoors
So, when sauntering down next June, you may think you're being a good boy, with your earpiece in. May be not.
Better take some more cash, to go along with the speeding fines!
Your phones Bluetooth features and Bluetooth Class ! power levels are not allowed for operation in France. To avoid unlawful interferance with radio signals, do not use the Bluetooth features in France, unless you are indoors
So, when sauntering down next June, you may think you're being a good boy, with your earpiece in. May be not.
Better take some more cash, to go along with the speeding fines!
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Robbo SPS on October 02, 2005, 05:26:14 pm
Having just bought a new phone, it's interesting to note that it says on the packaging:-
Your phones Bluetooth features and Bluetooth Class ! power levels are not allowed for operation in France. To avoid unlawful interferance with radio signals, do not use the Bluetooth features in France, unless you are indoors
So, when sauntering down next June, you may think you're being a good boy, with your earpiece in. May be not.
Better take some more cash, to go along with the speeding fines!
Maybe worth exchanging messages via Blue tooth on mad friday then ! Could add some strange readings to events.Your phones Bluetooth features and Bluetooth Class ! power levels are not allowed for operation in France. To avoid unlawful interferance with radio signals, do not use the Bluetooth features in France, unless you are indoors
So, when sauntering down next June, you may think you're being a good boy, with your earpiece in. May be not.
Better take some more cash, to go along with the speeding fines!
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: LangTall on October 05, 2005, 11:18:54 am
Well, then it's either calling in the car with the cellphone on my ear and breaking hte law, or using my bluetooth carkit and breaking the law! Or is in the car also indoors? ???
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Gilles on October 05, 2005, 03:11:50 pm
I really not understand this warning as I regularly use my bluetooth ear without any fine
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Lawnmower Man on October 07, 2005, 12:31:47 pm
Well I have a French built Bluetooth car. As far as I know you can't turn off the bluetooth in the car.
Some you just can't win.
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Some you just can't win.
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Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Kpy on October 07, 2005, 01:01:32 pm
I really not understand this warning as I regularly use my bluetooth ear without any fine
Bluetooth standards are slightly different in France - lower power, fewer channels. That's all.Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Simon (WRC GT4) on October 10, 2005, 11:27:49 pm
So we can all name our phones the same as our board name then it will be easy to find everyone on poo night! 8)
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Nobby Diesel on October 11, 2005, 12:17:46 pm
I think KPY has hit it on the head. It's something to do with Bluetooth from UK being more powerful than the French legistlation allows for.
What ever happened to EU Harmonisation?
What ever happened to EU Harmonisation?
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: jpchenet on October 12, 2005, 01:33:30 am
Bearing in mind that the ranghe of the average Bluetooth device is 10 to 15 feet, I think you'll be safe Nobby!!
Title: Re: Bluetooth in France.
Post by: Nobby Diesel on October 12, 2005, 10:07:21 am
JPC,
Different Class Bluetooth have different ranges. A Class 1 has a theoretical range of 100m, hence the warning on the box about French laws.
Granted, most sets are pretty useless though and 15 feet is a fair measure of their capability.
Different Class Bluetooth have different ranges. A Class 1 has a theoretical range of 100m, hence the warning on the box about French laws.
Granted, most sets are pretty useless though and 15 feet is a fair measure of their capability.
