keif

I'm looking for a good 802.11b/g pcmcia wireless network card that supports an internal antenna also has a capability of using an external antenna. only one i have heard of is the senao http://www.senao-usa.com/SL-2511CD+EXT2.htm

but i want one that has both internal and external antennas

thanks for the help
-neverdos

keif

i hear i would need to have mmcx connector

Cynthetiq

I assume you want to do something like this????

http://www.chem.hawaii.edu/uham/hnet.html

most manufacturers don't make pigtail cards anymore.. you'll have to try to find some old ones...

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Mephisto2

Check out NetGate: http://www.netgate.com/NL2511.html

Check out ReliaWave
(200mW): http://www.demarctech.com/products/r...mcia-card.html
(100mW): http://www.demarctech.com/products/r...mcia-card.html
(30mW): http://www.demarctech.com/products/r...mcia-card.html

I'm sure there's more out there. Why would you want one?

Mr Mephisto

oberon

Perhaps he's got a laptop that'll be in a variety of locations, sometimes needing signal amplification, sometimes not.

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charliex

proxim . orinocco gold 802.11 b/g combo card then you'll need a pigtail and antenna

heres a little kit for a car , cable and card for $150
http://shop.netstumbler.com/customer...p?productid=60

Scorpion23

I agree, the Orinocco cards are probably your best bet. Strong signal without external antenna, but with a connector for one if you need it.

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keif

interesting.... hmmm