Interesting, I had a look on ebay uk and came across conflicting
information regarding regulations in the uk
"If you intend to use this device within the UK Alfa have also
provided an additional "European 100mw Driver on the disc" so that
you wont exceed the UK limit and break any UK/EU regulations. "
Another claims if you are less than 1000 mW you are ok
Does anyone know what is true?
as i would not want to run low than is needed if i bought one.
thanks
Martin N
At 22:41 23/02/2011, you wrote:
There wasn't such a lock on the early Acer netbooks; I doubt Asus
would have one. In any event, you'd be better off buying an
external adapter anyway, since you can get better reception and make
sure your chipset is fully compatible with the sniffer software you
plan to use. You can find high-power (1 watt) RTL8187L-based
external adapters (Alfa clones) for $25 or less on eBay. I have a
lower power (500mw) version of one of these, and have used it to
easily pick up my University's wifi in areas that they claim aren't
covered (and which the built-in cards on my thinkpads can't see).
Running MorphOS v2.6 (Nov 2010) on Mac Mini, Moderator of
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