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I keep hearing that one of these 'boosters' will improve reception . . . any thoughts on which make & model is 'best' for general internet use whilst sitting in the van ?
Thanks Pete . . . but with the various models & drivers to choose from 1
I sometimes take my laptop [which runs WinXP] & sometimes my smaller Asus palmsize "laptop" [which runs Linux] . . plus my iphone + my Kindle [not that the Kindle needs any extra as it works fine as it is] - do I assume that I'd need both thr WinXP & Linux drivers installed in the respective machines ? [you realise your talking to a WiFi dummy here
Opps got to sign off now as the "boss" is calling . . .
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Roger
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I´m not really as paranoid as everyone thinks I am
I have faculty x and picks up many signals from up to 1km away. I've used it extensively at home and abroad. Simple to set up.
Jed
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Since I was (and still am!) sceptical about how often I could connect for free, I bought the cheapest available on Ebay, a tenner delivered from Hong Kong.
It works fine, but I've not often found networks available to use.
It has been good when we've been parked next to a network we've been given access to, at a campsite for instance, but not having to be parked too near to use it, going from an intermittant signal to full bars.
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