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CorkWireless Cork ireland
Join Date: May 2002
Location: Ireland
Posts: 56
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Is is possible to use an external antenna with a 12.1" (new one) powerbook with an airport extreme (802.11g) card ?
2nd question:Are there any other wireless cards that include drivers for macos X that I can use with a powerbook's pc card slot ? Last edited by Danny D : 05-28-2003 at 10:24 AM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 2
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You can do it, but you cannot do it while you are running off your battery, this would work if you are WarDriving and you have an inverter or an external battery pack. The Airport extreme card is stored inside the battery compartment under a metal door, remove the battery, flip down the door, unplug the stock antenna connector from the Extreme Card, plug in any standard Orinoco antenna or pigtail and go. It should work fine, it's just that you don't get to use a battery.
-Jamie
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 2
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Uum, most office supply/"radioshack"/computer store places should happen. Its called a Power Inverter, it allows you to convert 12v DC to 120v/240v AC. The fact that you are in Ireland could make it alittle harder though.
-Jamie
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I have an addiction to wireless, I have an addiction to freedom, I just don't like going up the 36ft ladder to install the AP. |
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