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What regulatroy domain is your system on ?
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Matioupi
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You can check the Country Codes for your RC / AC with 2 methods.

On windows/mac, the software http://wifiscanner.com (they have a 3 days trial) allows to display the country code of wifi networks (the columns is hidden by default, you have to enable it (right click on the title bar and select country code)

On Linux, you can connect to the access point (either RC or Spark itself after delinking it : 6sec press/2 beeps) and then issue the command iw reg get.

My system is in France and I have (never used any kind of hack) :

RC : US
AC : FR

as far as I understand, when using the RC, the Spark is the client and should sticks to RC mode anyway because this is dictated by the AP (at least this is the way my laptop behaves when connecting to some AP)

What about your codes ?


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Matioupi
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For those reading my posts about Spark and Wifi... I found an interesting info about 802.11d which is the mecanism used for worlwide roaming, i.e. allowing the clients to stick to the logal regulatory domains broadcasted by access point.

http://hub.silexamerica.com/unwired/unwired/802-11d

short : 801.11d is not allowed anymore by FCC since 2015/16

My RC is broadcasting its country code (so still doing a form of 802.11d) , and this code is set to US (while I'm in France).

My guess is that this is probably the case for All RC worldwide (I'm really still waiting for your regdoms info to confirm that hypothesis).
I believe this because that would be the way DJI implement easily the FCC conformance by setting it fix to FCC. Also, this would be an issue because in countries/devices that still use/allow 802.11d, the wifi client will try to use this US code (and the device itself should actually use another regulatory domain while still saying it is under US which of course would confuse third party devices)

This also mean that the Spark should not be relying on this to get it's own regulatory domain (or at least it should not legally in US), so if the FCC conformance is not flawed, Spark must rely on something else to set it's regulatory domain.

additionnal reading :

https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmi ... hy_you_should_care/
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Quivell
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I just really want my domain name to remember by other consumers.  If you are curious about which service I personally used, you can visit reg-names here.
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eYeSkYeYe
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Any way to do it on Windows except Linux and Android?
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