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1. hilton
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   I have the following for sale:

   Ubiquity NanoStation2 - R800 1 Month old
   Poynting 16dBi panel/enclosure - R350 1 Month old

   PM me for more details.

   H

   Posted 1 year ago #

2. boef
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   Hi Hilton, why u selling the NS-2?

   Posted 1 year ago #

3. hilton
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   I am a bit far from the tower to get a stable connection with the NS-2. Works really well though.

   H

   Posted 1 year ago #

4. boef
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   Where are you located? -- We are in Water Rd -- between 10th and 11th ave. The plot shows we are only 4.6k's away. U think it will work ok for us?

   Posted 1 year ago #

5. hilton
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   It could do. Once I have recieved the replacement equipment I can loan you the unit to test...

   H

   Posted 1 year ago #

6. oceanmaster
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   Time to clear out my draws full of unused stuff! :)

   All in good working order but in various degrees of use from old to never used. Feel free to ask questions. (Can supply photo's on request).

   Wireless / Network Equipment:

   1: 1 x 2.4 yagi antenna with female N-Type connector for R50.

   2: 2.4 client bridge with TNC male connector for R200

   3: 1 x 2.4 "home-made" grid with 21db cone and female N-Type connector. Looks dodge but tested and works well. :) for R100

   4: 5 x 10/100 pci network cards for R20 each

   5: 1 x External Duxbury serial/parl 56K modem with power supply.

   6: 1 x 8 port smc 10/100 switch for R30

   7: 10 x Male N-Type connectors for R40 each

   General PC Stuff:

   1: 1 x 1.8GHz Centrino Processor - 2meg cache, 533 (Originally from laptop but can work for desktop also) for R150

   2: 2 x 256meg, 333MHz Ram & 1 x 128meg, 333MHz DDR Ram for Desktop. R50 for all three.

   3: 1 x 512mb SOD PC2700 333MHz CL2.5 Apacer Memmory (P.N. AS512D333COKTGC - Google it) for R100

   4: 2 x 220v JAMICON Ball Bearing 0.1A fan for R30 each (for Racks etc)

   5: 1 x pcmcia wireless card for laptop for R100

   6: 1 x pcmcia 10/100 network adaptop for laptop for R50

   7: 1 x 1394 (firewire) 3 port pcmcia card for laptop with cable and power supply for R100

   Posted 1 year ago #

7. fraser
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   Oceanmaster, have you still got the PCMCIA wireless card, and is it dual band. I need a dual band.

   Posted 1 year ago #

8. Dave001
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   Oceanmaster,
   Pls keep 2.4 yagi for me.
   tks Dave

   Posted 1 year ago #

9. oceanmaster
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   I will check the wireless pcmcia card, and post here again tomorrow. About the yagi, I will do that Dave but I REALLY don't think it's gonna cut it for you 5km away!

   I am thinking 29db grid for you.. and then your signal should shoot up!

   Posted 1 year ago #

10. oceanmaster
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    The card is a Gigabyte 802.11g - model:
    GN-WMKG

    Posted 1 year ago #

11. hilton
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    16dBi panel
    RB532A
    R52-350 mini-PCI card
    Pigtail
    

    All for R1500.00

    Posted 1 year ago #

12. fraser
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    Playstation 2 with 8Mb memory card, 2 controls and 5 games.
    Lara Croft Tomb Raider:The angel of darkness
    Constantine
    Gran Turismo 4
    God of War
    WRC II Extreme

    Drop me a mail at fraser.chambers@gmail.com if you keen.

    Posted 11 months ago #

13. brad
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    I am looking for a startup kit and like the idea of as much DIY as possible - rather than an all-in-the-box solution.
    Does anyone have any spare equipment they are interested in selling?
    I live in Charlo about 1.5km from LMH so I dont think I need a monster antenna.

    Posted 8 months ago #

14. oceanmaster
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    Brad, if you want DIY you can do it mostly that way...

    Grant made an omni that managed to connect from Westering to Theesecombe.. only out of LMR 400 cable cut and soldered to specific lengths.. took about 4 hours but cost next to nothing :)

    With a small 90 degree backing plate its more then directional enough to connect you.

    As for the routerboard you can always start with the smallest one, then you just need the cable with connectors, box, pole & power supply!

    Posted 7 months ago #

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