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WiFi at Sea (technical, sorry)
On 21 Dec 2006 21:51:45 -0800, "Skip - Working on the boat"
wrote: Ric, what is your bridge make and model? We got great reception on our first sail today, when Lydia got a phone call even further out than the original post. However, I'm not at all happy with the Senao unit and would consider an upgrade if I could get it in the same space; 250mw would improve our already good reach a bit, but the ability to select around the commercial sites which want to hijack and redirect the signal is a real PITA not to have... Skip, which Senao client/bridge are you using? I was looking at the specs of the NOC-3220-EXT recently and it sounded interesting but I have not tried it yet. To solve your "hijack" problem you need client software that will allow you to select an access point by MAC address in addition to SSID. Some will do that but I dont't know about the Senao. You can download the data sheet and manual he http://static.zoovy.com/merchant/pnt..._03202006_.pdf http://static.zoovy.com/merchant/pnt...0_20060314.pdf |
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