Sorry man, I don't think it's ornioco. You got taken. $30 ain't bad though. The real orinoco stuff goes for like $65 and higher.
ebay...so i can forget about returning it. Anyone want to buy this off of me for $30 shipped? Thats how much i bought it for....and it was brand new, the box was sealed...not anymore.
Sorry man, I don't think it's ornioco. You got taken. $30 ain't bad though. The real orinoco stuff goes for like $65 and higher.
It's got a printed antenna which is very difficult to bypass... I would reccomend notOriginally Posted by [H]Bugster
You would need to solder the coax to the base of the printed antenna, then scratch out the copper from the glass. I know how to do this but I would never attempt it unless you don't mind ruining the adapter.
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2001 CL Type-S
2.4Ghz Celeron, Opus, Liliput Jiggered in, but not fully installed
it is an orinoco, cause the box is labled Proxim and Orinoco and so is the card itself.
Yeah, you're right, it's a proxim with orinoco tech. in it. All the Orinoco Gold USB devices I was looking at was Lucent/Agere. They go the extra mile with the PCMCIA cards still. Proxim cheaps out and just integrates. Probably becuase they own orinoco.
Bah! Now i have to waste more time and buy a new card. Anyway, this is up for grabs if anyone needs one to use in their house or something. Let me know.
PCLiquidations.com has the Lucent brand USB one for $39.99 + shipping...
thanks. From the same site, this is the one that i have right now:
http://www.pcliquidations.com/item.asp?id=936
Except mines is the Gold version
Here's what my Orinoco USB looks like. The little gold connector is the antenna port.
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MikeH
Yup, mike, that's a lucent one correct? That's the one I was talking about.
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