spectrum analyzer

Hi,

I scooped up a spectrum analyzer on Ebay for less than a hundred bucks. It
consists of the software, drivers and a PCMCIA NIC for my notebook computer.
(a PCI to PCMCIA card would work if I wanted to put it in my desktop.

Anyway, I see many people asking questions about connection rates and poor
signals, etc. I had the same problem until I bought my Spectrum Analyzer on
Ebay.... I installed the drivers, the card and the utility and started
analyzing the 2.4 Ghz range, and discovered my neighbor had an AP on channel
6, and my other neighbor had one on channel 11.

So, I configured my AP to be on channel 1, and it has been working
flawlessly ever since. Thought I would share that with everyone.

Tim

Are you selling these things, as I have seen you post this a couple of
times?

"Timothy Dennehy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:A0jab.872$(E-Mail Removed). ..
> Hi,
>
> I scooped up a spectrum analyzer on Ebay for less than a hundred bucks.
It
> consists of the software, drivers and a PCMCIA NIC for my notebook
computer.
> (a PCI to PCMCIA card would work if I wanted to put it in my desktop.
>
> Anyway, I see many people asking questions about connection rates and poor
> signals, etc. I had the same problem until I bought my Spectrum Analyzer
on
> Ebay.... I installed the drivers, the card and the utility and started
> analyzing the 2.4 Ghz range, and discovered my neighbor had an AP on
channel
> 6, and my other neighbor had one on channel 11.
>
> So, I configured my AP to be on channel 1, and it has been working
> flawlessly ever since. Thought I would share that with everyone.
>
> Tim
>
>

Phillip T. Murphy wrote:

> Are you selling these things, as I have seen you post this a couple of
> times?

And not under the same name but with almost the same text in the posting.

>
> "Timothy Dennehy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:A0jab.872$(E-Mail Removed). ..
>> Hi,
>>
>> I scooped up a spectrum analyzer on Ebay for less than a hundred bucks.
> It
>> consists of the software, drivers and a PCMCIA NIC for my notebook
> computer.
>> (a PCI to PCMCIA card would work if I wanted to put it in my desktop.
>>
>> Anyway, I see many people asking questions about connection rates and
>> poor
>> signals, etc. I had the same problem until I bought my Spectrum Analyzer
> on
>> Ebay.... I installed the drivers, the card and the utility and started
>> analyzing the 2.4 Ghz range, and discovered my neighbor had an AP on
> channel
>> 6, and my other neighbor had one on channel 11.
>>
>> So, I configured my AP to be on channel 1, and it has been working
>> flawlessly ever since. Thought I would share that with everyone.
>>
>> Tim
>>
>>