[Bloat] unbelievably cheap 2.4ghz wireless spectrum analyzer

[Bloat] unbelievably cheap 2.4ghz wireless spectrum analyzer

[Dave Taht]

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.....


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Re: [Bloat] unbelievably cheap 2.4ghz wireless spectrum analyzer

[Hagen Paul Pfeifer]

* 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

Re: [Bloat] unbelievably cheap 2.4ghz wireless spectrum analyzer

[Dave Taht]

On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 4:08 PM, Hagen Paul Pfeifer <hagen@jauu.net> wrote:
> * 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. ;-)

But they aren't big enough.

My dream is to be able to clearly distinguish between 802.11e VO, VI,
and BE packets. Visually. And see noise.

> HGN
>
>



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Re: [Bloat] unbelievably cheap 2.4ghz wireless spectrum analyzer

[Jeremy Visser]

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Dave Taht said:
> 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.....

Haven’t used the 2.4 GHz one, but I can vouch for the 900 MHz model.
Very sweet.

Also, the Ubiquiti AirMax devices (including the 5 GHz ones, which they
don’t make an AirView dongle for) support a built-in version of AirView
that you can run from the device itself without requiring the standalone
device. Software frontend launches via Java Web Start.


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