Re: The sub $100 node is here.

[email protected] Mon, 3 Nov 2008 16:12:13 -0800 (PST)
Newsgroups gmane.network.wireless.seattle.general
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I haven't actually run OpenWRT or DD-WRT on the NS2 yet, but I've seen
that people have gotten it running, so I'm anxious to do it.

What are you connecting to with the AP-700?


On Nov 3, 3:33 pm, Gary <[email protected]> wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
> > I would say that end of december is a very
> > optimistic estimate.
>
> Shoot. I've been waffling on running my 15 dbi antenna via LMR-400 out
> my crawlspace attic or just waiting to buy a bullet to replace my Proxim
> AP-700. I have an NS2 in a corner of my basement that gets lousy
> reception. It just happens to be the same corner that my TV and Roku
> N1000 are situated but my NS2 is bridging the link quite well. It feels
> underutilized, though, so I may have to do the math and figure out which
> one's got better signal; .25W amp plus 15dBi antenna plus 63 mW for the
> AP-700. The bullet's 1W so that might still give me better coverage than
> what I've got now... hrm. Re Ubquiti firmware, AirOS -- I love the live
> the throughput graphs. Does the 2.4 "pro" version of DD-WRT have
> anything equivalent?
>
> -Gary
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