Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless (More info?)
For what it's worth, I tried several wireless G PCMCIA cards that had to go
about 50 feet thru four walls. A Motorola, Linksys and Buffalo cards would
get a low signal about 18M . A AT&T card gets an excellent 54M signal, the
notebook computer was in the same location, all connected to a Motorola
Wireless G box.
I don't know why this is except that the AT&T uses different chips in it
that the other cards I mentioned.
Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless (More info?)
"Alvin Combs" <acombs@cox.net> wrote in message
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> For what it's worth, I tried several wireless G PCMCIA cards that had to
go
> about 50 feet thru four walls. A Motorola, Linksys and Buffalo cards
would
> get a low signal about 18M . A AT&T card gets an excellent 54M signal,
the
> notebook computer was in the same location, all connected to a Motorola
> Wireless G box.
> I don't know why this is except that the AT&T uses different chips in it
> that the other cards I mentioned.
>
>
Have you also seen how the receive sensitivity of different cards affects
the speed ranges available.
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