> From: Jeff Liebermann <jeffl@comix.santa-cruz.ca.us>
>That brings back fond nightmares. The Wavelan cards are frequency
>hopping spread spectrum from 902 to 928MHz. Maximum data rate is
>about 2Mbit/sec which will give you perhaps 800Kbits/sec thruput under
>ideal conditions. The technology is pre-802.11.
>No way is this card going to talk to 802.11a/b/g or anything on a
>diffrent frequency band.
that's too bad. it's odd, though, that the manual and software mention
802.11 numerous times and the card uses a mac address. it looks so much
like it wants to work, it's rather disappointing to learn there is no
upgrade chip or switch to flip it over to 2.4 from 915.
<hgkrfg@wfcvgvs.mkhnjfn> wrote in message
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>it's rather disappointing to learn there is no
> upgrade chip or switch to flip it over to 2.4 from 915.
That would have required supernatural foresight from the designers.... :-)
Re: 915mHz compatible with 2.4gHz? 
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