Try calling these folks - on the phone - pick up on that sharing Aloha Spirit that email lacks: http://www.hawaiilink.net/wireless.htm
Their website says that they run a fixed wireless company in Kauai. They should know about wireless hotspots, and other goings on on that island. They embrace travellers with a guest dialup account ($10 for 2 weeks), perhaps they have the same option for Wi-Fi. Plus, you will be very surprised by the growth of home-grown wifi sharing (like I was in my trip to Maui). Netstumbling the area around your timeshare may prove to be the best plan for connecting. When I was in Wailea, I found hotspots with addresses and unit numbers - these folks were inviting me to come over and say hi. Whatever you end up finding, let us know how it goes when you get back! Aloha, -Mike -- Mike Outmesguine Corporate: http://www.TransStellar.com Bluetooth: http://www.bluedriving.com Wireless News: http://wireless.weblogsinc.com Wireless User: http://www.socalwug.org Wireless Book: http://www.wifi-toys.com Wireless Relief: http://www.crow.net -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan Craig Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2005 7:57 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [SOCALWUG] WiFi in Kauai? I know many Southern Californians vacation (and sometimes work) in Hawaii, but speaking specifically of Kauai, North Shore, what's the WiFi availability and saturation? My family has a timeshare in Princeville, and I'm going over Mid-March for a couple weeks. The last time I was there (4 years ago maybe), I used my dial-up provider which was not only slow, but cost me extra on top of my monthly fee. This time, I'd like to find some wireless internet access, either near our condo, or available from within the condo. Does anyone know any resources for finding hotspots prior to arriving and breaking out NetStumbler? I've googled, but my results didn't really pan out. TIA- -Dan
