Re: wet11 hackers?

crispin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.wireless.seattle.general
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    I've been using a WET11(actually 2, first was stolen) with a battery
pack & added Senao 2511 card.  Eventually I'll set it up for POE once I have
a POE setup.  You definitely want the V1 as even w/o swapping out Prism
based cards the range seems to be better.  I've also added one of the 7db
Linksys RP-SMA antennas(got a good deal on it) & the performance is quite
reliable & remarkable.  You should be able to find a new old stock WET11 for
around $50 from an online retailer or on ebay, remember to look for one w/o
a Cisco logo on the top of it.

On 3/1/05 8:47 PM, "Fred Weston" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Sean Jensen-Grey wrote:
> 
>> I am going to make a wifi voip phone out of a client adapter and a wifi
>> bridge. Do you think the wet11 is a good choice for the task? It would need
>> to run off of batteries. It looks like v1 is better than v2 since I could
>> upgrade the card. What is the current kick ass small form factor wifi
>> ethernet bridge right now?
>> 
>> Thanks, Sean 
>> 
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> The CB3 is always my favorite, because it's cheap, small, powerful and
> supports PoE.
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