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George Hechtman Wrote: (big Snip)
Gee, another topic I have some bit of expertise in. I come from the
cellular and mobile electronics industry, my old company is a
wholesale distributor and resell of a range of these products. See
archives for previous writings. We sold and installed a wide variety
of both wired and wireless systems. In the consumer/small business
arena, Wilson and Digital Antenna (DA), with the vast preponderance
of sales in the latter.
George
I use two phones plus an aircard on AT&T. I have already installed the
Wilson marine antenna and am interested in how to best complete a system for
the boat.
I'm looking at the Links Wireless-G Router for Mobile Broadband part number
WRT54G3G-AT:
http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/default.aspx?EDC=1281958
and the Wilson 801201 wireless amplifier:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/user_sales_getprod.php?masterid=16572172&lot_id=2717136
I believe these would work together if I put the aircard in the Linskys and
the outside antenna on the amp, use the "stealth" antenna with the amp as
provided by Wilson. So both units and the phones would work wirelessly. Am
I missing something? Is there something about the wireless that doesn't work
well on a boat? It seems simple enough but I don't want to put out a lot of
money to "test" a system that is known to have problems.
Dave and Marcy Clark
ADAGIO
1983 President 41
Lying Grand Mariner Marina
Mobile, AL
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