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03-10-2002

As Tron of Borg noted, there is no such as 902MHz 802.11b wireless equipment.
However, Norand did make a spread spectrum radio (the Norand Falcon) that did operate in the 902MHz range, and was capable of TCP/IP networking. To crack a Falcon network you would need a Falcon card, and then build up your driver set manually. This stuff was built for proprietory communication, and doesn't network well.

fitzStewart

03-10-2002	#3 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	902MHz DS As Tron of Borg noted, there is no such as 902MHz 802.11b wireless equipment. However, Norand did make a spread spectrum radio (the Norand Falcon) that did operate in the 902MHz range, and was capable of TCP/IP networking. To crack a Falcon network you would need a Falcon card, and then build up your driver set manually. This stuff was built for proprietory communication, and doesn't network well. fitzStewart