Below are some photos of what I use: http://www.pasadena.net/web1/IndoorWireless.htm
The yellow pole that you see is a paint pole with the end of the handle cut off. It fits perfectly over the tripod pole for extra height. I normally bring 1 or 2 panel antennas and 1 or 2 omnis for testing. I run the AP from an inverter powered by a gel cell battery. I'll bring an extra battery or two as well. Consider a GPS if you will be doing anything over any distance. Also, bring sunscreen, hat and water for outdoors. See Jack Unger's excellent book http://www.ask-wi.com/book.html on building outdoor networks. He includes a comprehensive list of items to bring. Frank Keeney http://www.wlanparts.com Co-Founder, Southern California Wireless User Group: http://www.socalwug.org > -----Original Message----- > On Behalf Of Chris Reyes > > I'm trying to put together a site survey kit for 802.11b/g > applications. The sites I would be visiting would mainly be for indoor > applications but, there would be a small number of courtyard/garden > requirements also. > > I would like to include a variety of antennas but, I think it > would be impractical to bring one of everything. What do you think > would be an essential assortment? > > Some of the other things I'm thinking of including: A tri-pod, > digicam, duct tape, painter's tape, extension cord, ethernet cables, > folding traffic cones, ruler, flashlight, extra paper and writing > utensils. > > Any advice and feedback would be appreciated. >
