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Poster: | webdog | Date: | Dec 25, 2003 3:26am |
Forum: | sflan | Subject: | Re: Node in the Sunset? |
Looking at the SFLAN map, the Sunset could really use it's own node!
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Poster: | Darth | Date: | Dec 26, 2003 5:10pm |
Forum: | sflan | Subject: | Re: Node in the Sunset? |
http://www.aerialix.com/sl-2511cd_plus_ext2_f200_item.html
http://www.aerialix.com/arlx-om2400-8dbi_item.html
What connection speed can you get?
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Poster: | webdog | Date: | Dec 27, 2003 7:35am |
Forum: | sflan | Subject: | Re: Node in the Sunset? |
Good card. I use the Senao card also. If you're going to make a permanent connection on your roof, you should consider using one of the directional antennas. I haven't used Aerialix, but their stuff looks good. Make sure you get a pigtail to connect to the MMCX port on the card.
I have no association with these companies, but my two favorite are www.hyperlinktech.com and www.fab-corp.com (never hurts to shop around).
My initial trials and details of how I set it up are archived at http://www.archive.org/iathreads/post-view.php?id=7055
Best,
jeff (webdog)
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Poster: | Darth | Date: | Dec 27, 2003 3:30pm |
Forum: | sflan | Subject: | Re: Node in the Sunset? |
Do you think this antenna with RP-SMA Plug connector connected to my 2.4 ghz uniden wireless pci nic will allow me to connect to sflan9?
http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/re09u.php
If this works, it'll be great. I will only need to buy the antenna.
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Poster: | webdog | Date: | Nov 21, 2007 3:30pm |
Forum: | sflan | Subject: | Re: Node in the Sunset? |
This post was modified by webdog on 2007-11-21 23:30:52