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Subject: Re: [Bloat] unbelievably cheap 2.4ghz wireless spectrum analyzer
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* Dave Taht | 2011-06-15 07:24:33 [-0600]:

>http://ubnt.com/airview
>
>I'm about to order one. Heck, I might order a couple. I've been trying to
>track down an elusive bug in 802.11e handling for days.....

It is cheap because the used hardware is cheap - nothing special, just
ordinary WiFi hardware (you recognize that if you look at the supported
frequency range).

But yeah - the charts look professional. ;-)

HGN