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I sprung for a Senao card and temporarily hooked it up to a ratty little 2db omni that 
was ripped off of an Aironet PCI card.  Coverage was fantastic! I had a range of a 
good couple blocks.

Then, my (expensive, for me, anyway) 12db omni and pigtail arrived. I decided to blow 
off the hacky antenna and use "the real thing". And.... my coverage got incredibly 
lousy! Very strong when right underneath the thing, but exponentially worse with 
distance.

I thought that perhaps I was just seeing antenna pattern problems, and maybe I was in 
a dead spot in the pattern. Nope, I wandered around, and didn't find any "lobes".

Anyway, I hooked up the ratty little 2db omni into the other connector, so BOTH 
antennas are now going and... everything seems OK so far.

But this bothers me. What is going on? Or, more specifically, how can I begin 
troubleshooting what is going on? Do I need much more equipment or training to 
troubleshoot this one?

- -ken
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