Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
> (E-Mail Removed) writes:
> > I made a Fry's run today to get one of those 10dbi omni antennas for
> > $10 a pop. Of course they were sold out.
>
> Was the 10dbi omni a pricing mistake or some indoor rubber ducky? The
> price for the TEW-AO10O 10dbi fiberglass seems to hover around $65 -
> $75 mail order.
There wasn't one to look at. It is from Airlink, so don't expect it to
be very sexy.
>
> > While looking around the wifi section, I found a Trendnet wifi
> > lightning protector for $29.99, which of course is much better than
> > paying $30. <http://www.trendnet.com/products/TEW-ASAK.htm>
>
> Thanks! I was wondering what I'd do about that. That and the Home
> Depot 8ft ~$10 lightning rod and I'm mostly set. (I'd add the URL but
> Home Depot seems to not want people to search for "lightning". All I
> get is hits for "lighting". I guess we know which department has the
> much higher markup. ;-))
>
> -wolfgang
> --
> Wolfgang S. Rupprecht http://www.wsrcc.com/wolfgang/
I doubt Trendnet makes the protector. You may be able to find a similar
device now that you know what to look for. As far as I can tell, much
of what they supplied isn't useful, i.e. the threw in some cabling. In
an outdoor installation, you will be cutting the cable "to fit" out of
low loss cable with as few bends as possible. I'd use N connectors when
possible as they fit fat, low loss cable.
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