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Thank
your for your suggestion and we will explore that possibility.
Alex
sB Tech
Support
I was more interested in the real world receive capabilities than the
output power. I have found considerable differences in various radios
abilities to actually pass data under less than ideal conditions. The Orinoco
cards seems to be able the pass data when other cards drop out. I have found
the Smartbridges older airbridge to receive even better than the Orinoco card
so I was hoping that the AirCarte would also perform well. Is there any chance
of getting AirCarte cards with an external antenna jack in the future? We have
a number of mobile users who plug in external antennas when the internal
antenna is not sufficient.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 11:00
AM
Subject: RE: [smartBridges]
Aircard
Our airCarte provide 60mW output power. In outdoor
open space use, it can goes upto 200m for 11Mbps or 300m at 1Mbps
which provide sufficient signal strength.
Alex
sB Tech
Support
Let me know how they compare. No external antenna connector is
a big disadvantage for quite a few of our users though.
John
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 7:25
AM
Subject: RE: [smartBridges]
Aircard
Ironic, I am just installing mine in my other laptop and
comparing them. I have a WAP 11 for my AP on my LAN.
No, it does not have the external antenna
connector.
~V~
How does the AirCard compare to the
Orinoco cards in performance?
Does the AirCard have an external antenna
connector?
Thank you
John
Banes
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