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Having done this before, If you use external antani and locate the
antani about 3ft from eachother, it works most of the time.<br>
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My config was:<br>
3 x 100mW PCMCIA PRISM2.5 Cards (on Channels 1,4,10 each at 2mbit)<br>
HostAP v0.0.1<br>
Costom AP Server Program<br>
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Christopher Dobbs
Eracew Computer Services
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Brad Langhorst wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 10:59, Mustafa C. Kuscu wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dear all,
I would like to have 3 802.11b cards on my hostap box. I don't
know about the interference issues with the 802.11b PCMCIA cards
with internal antennae, especially if the cards are placed very
close to each other. For instance, consider the figure below where
an empty slot separates each neighbor. Would the interference be
so bad, because of the small separation between the cards (and their
orientations with respect to each other), even if the cards operate on
channels 1,6,11? What other physical configurations do you recommend?
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i think you should use 3 external antennae for such a setup
(or at least 2...) but have never tried it.
brad
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