Re: linksys high gain antenna

crispin <[email protected]>
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	I noticed these RP-TNC antennas at "Best" Buy a few months ago, I was 
intrigued...'til I saw they were asking about $70.  I think just today 
I just saw some for sale online that would have been about thirty 
somewhat dollars after a rebate.  Believe the antennas are 7.5 db.  
Anyone have experience trying them out yet?  In my experience I was 
impressed by the change in signal from the stock antennas to the 
5.5db(I believe) after market rubber duckies offered at Radio Shack.
	On the subject of Linksys I saw they also have antenna stand for gear 
that uses RP-SMA antennas.  I was thinking much of the signal gain of 
obtaining better antenna placement would be offset by the long length 
of the cabling(more than a few feet).  Guess, it would really depend 
upon the scenario...

On Dec 19, 2004, at 8:23 AM, Michael Long wrote:

> I was thinking about getting another wap54g for my house. I have one on
> the 3rd floor of my house but I don't get a very strong signal in the
> basement. Looking at the linksys website this morning I noticed that
> they have some High Gain Antenna Kits available now. Has anyone used
> them and how much of an increase are we talking about? If it's cheaper
> than a wap54g I just might go that route instead.
>
> Mike
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