[MLB-WIRELESS] 802.11g linux compatible cards.

[Ryan Abbenhuys]

I'm pretty sure we use the same cards as the US.  11 channels.

>Well,
>
>I will just quote of the material they sent me. If anyone wants a full
>copy let me know. I think they thought I want to import into Australia
>so they were telling me about needing to get certification first. But
>anyway here it is:
>
>Operation Channels: 11 for North America, 14 for Japan, 13 for Europe, 2
>for Spain, 4 for France.
>
>Not sure what channel Australia uses.
>
>Frequency Range: US, Europe and Japan covering 2.4 to 2.48GHz.
>Programmable for different country regulations
>
>So I am guessing that different countries have different frequencies
>within that range. Someone else might be clearer on this point. Don't
>want to buy the cards here an not be able to use them in Australia.
>
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>Cameron McCormack wrote:
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>>Jason Leigh Lade:
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>>>Do you mind me asking what did you pay for them?
>>>    
>>>
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>>US$95, the price that's on the web.
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>>>Also I spoke to the manufacturer today, they have two versions one is
>>>200mW output the other is 100mW output. Is it o.k to get the 200mW for
>>>use in Australia. I do see that the cards have different channels for
>>>different countries.
>>>    
>>>
>>
>>Hmm, I didn't even think of the
different-countries-have-different-channels
>>deal.  Do the US have the same channels as here?
>>
>>Cameron
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