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    E1505 and Wireless N or RECOIL pls answer :)

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by trust7, Sep 11, 2008.

  1. trust7

    trust7 Newbie

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    Apparently Recoil has done the Intel Wireless N upgrade to an E1505 I would like to know if it was fairly simple and or if anyone can tell me where I can buy that card ? Thanks
     
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    pitz Notebook Deity

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    Its a miniPCI-E card I assume, such as the Intel 4965.

    Those are a dime a dozen, just go on eBay. Shouldn't cost you more than $30. With the new 5100/5300 series out now, they should be even more available used.

    Not sure if the E1505 has the 3 antenna system available, so you might suffer degraded performance.
     
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    I see that ( the model # ) in Recoils signature but he shows in a thread that it was working good and got good speed/range so I was wondering specifically about the hookup/antenna etc
     
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    Or another way to put it is the 4965 has 3 antenna input the 39 has "Main" and "alternate" which of the 3 hookups do the 2 connect to and does not having one bother the card somehow etc etc ?