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Articles: Source for 802.11 b/g Adapters

Posted by: rady on May 03, 2009 - 08:53 PM

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by Gary Sawyer W0GDS

Hello Fellow Members & Hamsters!

We are always looking for web sites and companies that have a lot of those necessary devices to help us improve our operating ability, and our project too. One item I have found hard to locate is the USB-SMA connector 2.4G 802.11 b/g adapter for the 2.4G Comet 18" antenna on the mobile to convert the digital data into RF so my laptop would be able to read the weather radar images across my operating territory. Well, this device and several more great items can be found at http://www.fab-corp.com out of California. Stop by the web site to see what all you may have been looking for and maybe have now found.

73 Gary Sawyer W0GDS

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