PCMCIA vs Bridge! - Portable
This is a discussion on PCMCIA vs Bridge! - Portable ; Hi,
Hi i am working on a project that lets wireless computers talk in an ad
hoc fashion.I need a 1 km LOS connectivity between any 2 sites,I have 2
options:
1.Put a PCMCIA card with an antenna on it.I ...
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PCMCIA vs Bridge!
Hi,
Hi i am working on a project that lets wireless computers talk in an ad
hoc fashion.I need a 1 km LOS connectivity between any 2 sites,I have 2
options:
1.Put a PCMCIA card with an antenna on it.I looked at senao wireless
card
(http://www.wirelesszones.net/oscomme...cts_id=45)This
has 1200m LOS connectivity.
2.Use a WET54G linksys wireless ethernet bridge.This is because of the
range issues and economic consideration (a WET costs around $149).
I am planning to write a routing protocol and evaluate its
performance.Will a bridge act differently from a pcmcia card? What else
does a bridge contain?I am also worried about suitability(Since a
bridge traditionally supports a large number of nodes) Also does any
website discusses the power consumption in these things?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Ben
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Re: PCMCIA vs Bridge!
Ben wrote:
> Hi,
> Hi i am working on a project that lets wireless computers talk in an ad
> hoc fashion.I need a 1 km LOS connectivity between any 2 sites,I have 2
> options:
>
> 1.Put a PCMCIA card with an antenna on it.I looked at senao wireless
> card
>
(http://www.wirelesszones.net/oscomme...cts_id=45)This
> has 1200m LOS connectivity.
>
> 2.Use a WET54G linksys wireless ethernet bridge.This is because of the
> range issues and economic consideration (a WET costs around $149).
>
> I am planning to write a routing protocol and evaluate its
> performance.Will a bridge act differently from a pcmcia card? What else
> does a bridge contain?I am also worried about suitability(Since a
> bridge traditionally supports a large number of nodes) Also does any
> website discusses the power consumption in these things?
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated!
>
> Thanks!
> Ben
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