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    Improving MiniPCIWireless Antenna

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by carcaj, Jun 9, 2006.

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    I have been looking for some advice about adapting a conector and switch for my Intel MiniPCIWireless card mounted on a nx7010.
    I have this questions to start:
    1-Should I use the Aux or Main antenna conection in the card?
    2-Where do I must take the Ground conection from?
    3-Wil it be necessary to put a switch or not?
    I would like to listen someone´s ideas before attacking with the screwdriver & solder. Of course I will share the steps and succes of the project with you.
    English is not my language, sorry if I kick it too much...
     
    carcaj, Jun 9, 2006
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