30 discussions on Cabling-Design.com Forums about the Hawking HWU54D: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
Jeff Liebermann - since you seem to be the one in the know, I have a question for you, other may comment on this as well.I have DSL and a Buffalo WHR-G54S with DD-WRT v23 SP2 firmware, looking at this unit settings for wireless mode I see...
New topic heading - Jeff Liebermann had posted on this subject inanother thread:Thanks, Jeff, for the post. Just a couple of comments inline:Jeff Liebermann wrote:I'll try googling for a good report. With any luck it will show up...
I'll soon be traveling in my motor home and want to try WiFi but I am atotal beginner.I want a high gain external antenna. I can attach the antenna to my TVantenna so it rotates, but I have no control over vertical or horizontalrotation. Do...
Ok. I purchased one of these silly 50s sci-fi lookingadapters to see if I could lock onto more wi-fi routersin my neighborhood; I was going to go with a cantennabut I didn't want to buy a new PCI card and pigtail.This is the dish I hooked...
My old Hawking Technology's Hi-Gain USB Wireless-G Adapter (Model:HWU54D; original version) broke and I need to get a new wireless USBadapter. I liked its small dish thing (not a handy man to make my owndue to my disabilities) to aim...
I'm thinking this might be a good versatile buy for a USB adapter: a USB extension and a reflector, this seems like it could givesome good leverage on the client end. Any comments?Steve