Diff: NodeHVG

--- Version 9 

+++ Version 10 

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 ! PCMCIA to PCI converter 

 Also know as PCMCIA to PCI cradle or just a PCMCIA cradle.  If you have a PCMCIA wifi card and withi to plug it into you PC, this is what you will need.  Here are some local links: 

 

+* This information is now old, I am sure the prices have changed :( 

 (http://www.techtopia.com.au/product_info.php/products_id/680 Single from Techtopia for $77) 

 (http://www.techtopia.com.au/product_info.php/products_id/681 Dual form Techtopia for $107) 

 (http://www.eaa.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=1271 Single from EAA) If you know the price, let me know! 

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 ! Node HVG: 

 

 !! Current 

-Currently my node is not operational as I have just moved to Brunswick. I intend to have it up and running before the end of July. 

+Currently my node is not operational as I have just moved to Point Cook.  I am in the process of building NodeJNX.  Seems to be alot of interest in PC at the moment, should be a good network born out that way very soon! 

 

 Previously NodeHVG was running from St Albans. 

 

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 Have built a 2003 server using OSPF routing (thanks Richard!) with a saneo 200mw PCMCIA card going to a large galaxy antenna.  Vak sells a great little unit for moding the galaxy antenna, you must check it out!   (http://www.melbournewireless.org.au/nodes/view?BHH Vak's Node) 

 

 This is connected to (http://www.melbournewireless.org.au/maps/view?id=fpy Node FPY) at 11mps with a good to fair signal 

- 

-!!! Pic of my  rig 

-{http://www.neven.info/jarrod/StAlbans_NodeHVG.JPG My ugly rig}