On 19/12/02 13:29, "Dave Christensen" <dave_at_newrivergroup.com> wrote:
> Mundane question...
>
> I hve an SMC 2632W card in my 2x00 right now, works well
> with one exception, the antenna sticks out another inch or
> 1.5 inches in straight line with the card. Basically this
> means I cant leave it in all the time, and leaves me afraid
> I will break it off, or worse break the newton internals
> when it put it in and take it out of my BDU pockets.
>
> Is there another card that has the antenna in more of a box
> form factor that would hug the side of the newton better and
> only stick out a half inch or so?
>
> (Appologies to the rest of the world for our antiquated
> measurement system)
The Lucent WaveLan/ORiNOCO has just an extension to the card that comes out
by about 1 inch. You still have to be careful but it seems a bit better than
what I understand from your description.
-Laurent.
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