My Aluratek Internet Clock Radio showed up here about a week and a half
ago. www.aluratek.com

The radio requires either a wired or wireless router.Also an ethernet
cable if used with a wired router, connected to a computer.I do own a
Velocity Micro ProMagix desktop computer.I need to buy a router.I like
Linksys products.I think I will buy a Linksys wired router.

I am not interested in doing any WiFi wardriving, driving around for
that purpose.I only drive to the food store and the discount tobacco
store and to a vetirinary supply store for dog food for my little doggy.

A few days ago, I phoned MFJ Enterprises.The lady said my WiFi antenna
is on back order.
cuhulin

You wrote in rec.radio.amateur.antenna:
SNIP
I need to buy a router.I like
Linksys products.I think I will buy a Linksys wired router.




I have a Linksys Model BEFSR41 4 port router that sells for $60
retail that I'll sell to you for $40 plus shipping.

See: http://tinyurl.com/cgkz5b

If you're interested, let me know your zip code so I can estimate the
shipping costs.

Henry WA0GOZ

http://www.engadget.com/2005/11/15/h...-dish-antenna/

joeturn wrote in

oups.com:

http://www.engadget.com/2005/11/15/h...d-a-wifi-biqua
d-dish-antenna/

WOW towards the end of the article, look at the gain from it?
Quote "Then found 14 other WISP APs including town D, 7.8
miles away." end quote.

As for the FCC, my inner self morals tell me to never let
anyone regulate antena theory and or education, sure I'll go
along with freq and power out control but refuse to conform to
antenna regs. Accept for "Height" of course.
This gadjet is impressive, and yes I love Covert WiFi
conections this one is on my list of things to do.
As long as I have a soldering Iron, who needs to
worry about "Connector" types and models hey hey.
Now for the PC flamers? We'll go ahead waist your time at
will.

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