17-06-2004, 20:49
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Re: PDA choice
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I'll have a bash at that and let you know how I get on.
Can any of you recommend a (cheap) ADSL router thats compatible with my two D-link DWL-510 cards? They are 802.11b
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The linksys ADSL router (WRT54G) is the one I use, it is compatable with 802.11b and 802.11g, has 4 100Mb rj45 ports, and is about 60 quid.
Netgear make one at a similar price and spec, belkin make a really cheap one, but personally I wouldn't use belkin kit...
HTH
(oh and they are all available at: dabs, overclockers, etc,etc
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17-06-2004, 20:55
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Re: PDA choice
Is that just a router, I'm going to need one that'll act as an ADSL modem too as mines currently an internal one
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17-06-2004, 21:05
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Re: PDA choice
No its wireless if its 802.11b and g compatible.
EDIT : Sorry Dellwear didn't read it properly. I don't think it is an ADSL modem.
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17-06-2004, 21:08
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Re: PDA choice
Sorry I wasn't very clear (After reading back my comment) I'm looking for a combined wireless router and Adsl modem, as my modem's internal and I guess I won't be able to use it with a wireless router. Or have I got it completely messed up?
I know that one Zovat recomended is a wireless router, but does it have an internal ADSL modem?
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17-06-2004, 21:11
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Re: PDA choice
D-Link DSL-604+
That's what I use with ADSL
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17-06-2004, 21:12
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Re: PDA choice
http://www.dsl-warehouse.co.uk/produ...804WBRA&pm=877
This will do it. I can't recommend it I just looked for a wireless router ADSL modem.
I actually have the Green Frog ADSL Modem, a four port Router, and a Wireless AP, all seperate.
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17-06-2004, 21:14
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Re: PDA choice
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and also the ones I mentioned have ADSL modem versions - but they are about £20-30 more expensive than the ones without...
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17-06-2004, 21:32
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Re: PDA choice
I've had a look around and I cant seem to find the d-link one that Xac recommended. Although I'd rather have a d-link one I've come across this one :
http://www.dabs.com/uk/channels/hard...quicklinx=2RSW
What do you all think?
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17-06-2004, 21:38
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Re: PDA choice
That doesn't have an ADSL modem built in. Its for use with an ADSL or cable modem.
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17-06-2004, 21:58
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Re: PDA choice
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Originally Posted by Proppinupthebar
That doesn't have an ADSL modem built in. Its for use with an ADSL or cable modem.
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Bugger, they don't make it easy for you to see which ones are which do they?
I've found the one Xac was on about, I'll probably order it tomorrow, I just hope its o.k. with my cards.
http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=60242
Thanks for all the help guys
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17-06-2004, 22:03
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Re: PDA choice
I've got a Belkin 11g access point, two centrino laptops, one Netgear USB card, a belkin 54G PCMCIA card, an IPAQ (5550), and a D link Compact Flash card for use with an IPAQ 3850.
They all work fine. The 11b and 11g are standards which means good compatibility.
EDIT : I forgot the two Netgear MP101 wireless MP3 devices!!!
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18-06-2004, 00:16
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Re: PDA choice
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Originally Posted by dellwear
Sorry I wasn't very clear (After reading back my comment) I'm looking for a combined wireless router and Adsl modem, as my modem's internal and I guess I won't be able to use it with a wireless router. Or have I got it completely messed up?
I know that one Zovat recomended is a wireless router, but does it have an internal ADSL modem?

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Nope, sorry. The WRT54G is just a normal wireless router - no inbuilt ADSL modem. It's more suited for a cable connection, unless you get a seperate ADSL modem with an ethernet port.
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18-06-2004, 00:52
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Re: PDA choice
Well I took the plunge and bought the D-Link DSL-604+ that Xac recommended, it'll arrive on Monday. Wonder if it'll include any cat 5 cables?
So looks like I'll not be spending much time with my new PDA until then
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18-06-2004, 16:00
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Re: PDA choice
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Well I took the plunge and bought the D-Link DSL-604+ that Xac recommended, it'll arrive on Monday. Wonder if it'll include any cat 5 cables?
So looks like I'll not be spending much time with my new PDA until then 
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most come with at least 1 cat5 cable...
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18-06-2004, 17:34
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Re: PDA/Router choice
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