Posts Tagged ‘wireless’

Pac Wireless 5Ghz GD58-29 Gird Antenna Feed

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

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Hi all!

I am totally happy men today – someone finally posted undercover pictures of one of most used antennas for 5ghz pac wireless gd58-29 gird. As you can see this antenna have very interesting cover of the feed, this exact shape can’t hide much and i was 99 percent sure that there is a dipole hidden inside. And now i finally can see this thanks vesuviustreamline on the mikrotik.dupnica.net forum.

Link to the thread on the mikrotik.dupnica.net forum

You can also visit the vesuviustreamline site

And interesting part – pictures of this antenna

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pac wireless 5ghz antenna feed undercover

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Connecting Simultaneously to Several with Neighbours to Increase ADSL Capacity – by ClubADSL

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

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ClubADSL makes it possible to share ADSL with neighbours to increase capacity.

ClubADSL only requires a wireless card and can operate with any trade access point, regardless of the operating frequency or any other parameter such as speed, encoding, etc. These characteristics mean that it is easy to implement for Telefónica ADSL users who already have systems with wireless cards.

The ClubADSL prototype not only achieves increased speed, but also provides an equal sharing of the broadband available among the different clients in the Club. It also provides service quality in local user traffic, giving it priority over the other members of the Club.

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New HAL release for Atheros Hardware

Wednesday, September 17th, 2008

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We would like to announce the release of a new HAL for Atheros WLAN devices. The new HAL is the result of a collaboration between OpenWrt.org, DD-WRT and MakSat Technologies (P) Ltd. It is the first result of a common effort, and the present collaborators would like to share the product of this work. It is their intention to provide reliable and continued support for other projects using this new HAL for Atheros WLAN devices.

The HAL provides a defined API to access and control Atheros WLAN chipsets, and is an integral part for many drivers such as MadWifi. Comparing it with the HAL that’s currently used by MadWifi, the most important changes are:

  • many known bugs have been fixed
  • improved noise immunity measures
  • added support for additional architectures, such as ARM11, MIPS64 and MIPS32r2
  • enhanced support for Atheros WiSOC (Wireless System on Chip)
  • added support for Atheros AR7100

Home of the new HAL will be the website of the madwifi.org project. Future development will be coordinated here, and the bug tracking facility can be used to report bugs or file feature requests.

For commercial requests please contact hal@maksat.de.

The following is a list of links to involved projects and/or already available vendor solutions using the new HAL for Atheros WLAN devices:

  • OpenWrt.org – embedded linux distribution and development environment
  • DD-WRT.com – professional and end user firmwares for common wireless routers and boards
  • Maksat Product Line – offers tough hardware and special software enhancements for all areas and very inexpensive small APs

For more info of features and suported hardware madwifi.org


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