200mW PC Cards???. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Looking for a "high-power" PC card for my laptop and have taken suggestions for a Senao (Engenius) card that puts out 200mW. Please explain what a "high-power" card does. I thought that...

in my area. So I am looking at some of the higher output cards. A lot of people like the Ciscos (100mW), while others like the Senaos (200mW). My Orinoco does a decent job at 30mW, so I don't need a ton of extra power. The good thing is that the Ciscos...

receive they also use dB). 200mw means 200 milliwatts or 0.2 watts. 23dB is another way at looking at the power output. Both values, the higher the better. That 5410 of mine is 18dB or about 65mw. Where did you see a 200mw card? The record for connecting...

from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Tom according to the specs there are 3 cards you could look at that would do the job you need. 1. Senao 2511 ext2 (200mw) 2. zcomax 200 mw card same as the zyair and the smc 3. zcomax 300 mw card The 300 mw card...

Most use vertical polarization. The Engenius is a 200mw card which is 23db so the max legal antenna would be a 13dbi = 36 or 4 watts for a point to point configuration. The 200mw is really your transmit power and what you are going to be interested in mostly...

AccessPoint they have 200mw cards in them vs the average 15 to 20 mw cards.. You might also want to get a long range senao wireless card for your laptop too, I have a 200 mw card in my laptop and a senao 200mw ap and i can use my laptop down the street from...

a one time investment that will stick, I would recommend the Tranzeo TR-CPE200. It is a better performing unit with a 200mw card inside of it (all in one unit as well). The card inside is a Senao AP3 unit in all reality. I tore one apart once to replace...

but it might not work with the current NetStumbler. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Thanks, I have Street Atlas 2004 and I think a MS program around here. Just got a Engenius 200mw card and a mobile antenna. All kinds of fun...now I'm...

SMC has a 200mW notebook card. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () Micro Center was out of this 802.11b notebook card that is advertised to have 200mW output but they did not rate the receive sensitivity. Seattle Wireless and Practically Networked...

Senao 2611CB3 Plus is rated at 200mW as are their high-power cards. -- DaveC me@privacy.net This is an invalid return address Please reply in the news group Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () DaveC wrote: > rated at 200mW Only for...