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I am looking for an 802.11B PC Card with retractable or removable
antenna so I don't have to take the card out of the notebook when I
travel with it. Any suggestions?
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3Com have got several models with retractable antenna.
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"Chris W" <1qazse4@cox.net> wrote in message
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> I am looking for an 802.11B PC Card with retractable or removable
> antenna so I don't have to take the card out of the notebook when I
> travel with it. Any suggestions?
>
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Helge wrote:
> 3Com have got several models with retractable antenna.
Yep, I've got one. It works fine :-)
A friend of mine has a Trendware card - I'm not sure of the model - but that
has a fixed antenna that only sticks out a little bit - maybe 1/2", if that.
It seems to work OK too.
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Chris W <1qazse4@cox.net> wrote:
> I am looking for an 802.11B PC Card with retractable or removable
> antenna so I don't have to take the card out of the notebook when I
> travel with it. Any suggestions?
I have left my Orinoco plugged in to the side of my Dell for over a year.
I carry it in a laptop bag in the car, on airplanes, etc.
No problems with it.
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Helge ha scritto:
> 3Com have got several models with retractable antenna.
>
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> HHO
I think it's the 3Com X-Jack antenna; there should be
2 versions of it: one that enables powersaving when the antenna is
retracted (more expensive) and another one working "always-on" (cheaper)
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