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Thanks, Wayne.
Can you please tell us where you got the antenna, coax, and connector? Also, do you have any idea how far this setup is working? Wayne.B wrote: My new WiFi adapter for the boat arrived yesterday and I am very impressed with the early test results. It is a high power USB adapter with provision for an external antenna, and not particularly expensive: http://wlanparts.com/product/NUB-362EXT I'm using it with an 8.5 db omnidirectional antenna mounted about 25 feet above the water and fed with 30 feet of low loss coax. The drivers installed very quickly and cleanly, and the client software allows scanning and selection for all available access points. It is very significantly better than my previous best, which was a USB Rangemax adapter mounted about 20 feet above the water. Thanks to Glenn Ashmore who pointed out this unit in a previous post. |
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