By CardBus slot, do you mean PC Card slot in a laptop? That is the only reason I could see to have it run off a car lighter jack, but doubt this would support a big disaster recovery operation.
-----Original Message----- From: On Behalf Of Luke-Jr Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005 11:25 PM
Might want to try Sprint's new wireless broadband stuff... some company is coming out with a WiFi router that supports it (via a CardBus slot) and can run off a car's cig lighter jack... $50/mo, IIRC
On Tuesday 13 December 2005 15:08, Kelsay, Brian - Kansas City, MO wrote:
By CardBus slot, do you mean PC Card slot in a laptop?
My understanding is that the "correct" terminology is CardBus (equiv to PCI), which is a newer form of PCMCIA (equiv to ISA).
That is the only reason I could see to have it run off a car lighter jack,
The router runs off a car lighter jack and routes 802.11g via Sprint's stuff using the CardBus card.
but doubt this would support a big disaster recovery operation.
A few 802.11g bridges might be needed to expand the range, or multiple Sprint accounts...
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Luke-Jr