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Thorn · 04-21-2004

You're going to have to get a closer shot to be able to tell what the connector is. Also, unplugging the male end and photgraphing that would help, too.

You can also check the FCC site. Sometimes they have some details in the documentation as to the connector type.

It appears that there is a second antenna jack installed on the RF card. But it may be difficult to determine if it is operational without some test equipment and/or a schematic.

Usually, you don't want to publish your MAC address on a public site. By the way, the second picture isn't loading.

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Thorn Did you do the math? Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Villa Straylight Posts: 10,136	You're going to have to get a closer shot to be able to tell what the connector is. Also, unplugging the male end and photgraphing that would help, too. You can also check the FCC site. Sometimes they have some details in the documentation as to the connector type. It appears that there is a second antenna jack installed on the RF card. But it may be difficult to determine if it is operational without some test equipment and/or a schematic. Usually, you don't want to publish your MAC address on a public site. By the way, the second picture isn't loading. __________________ Thorn "I'm The Doctor. I'm a Time Lord. I am from the planet Gallifrey in the constellation Kasterborous. I'm 903 years old and I am the man who is going to save your lives and all 6 billion people on the planet below... You got a problem with that?"