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Title: Email and Internet at Sea
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March 20, 2006 13:52
OK, a friend just got back from the Bahamas, says all the marinas there and on the E Coast are going wifi, mostly for free (no password, or easy to find out password). However, he says all the sailors are putting antennas on their boats, as they receive a wifi signal that is too weak to work with while at anchor. So I tried to find an antenna that will work with my iMac G5 or my iBook G4 but the good antennas connect to cards, and I don't think either mac has the proper slot. Does anyone have a recommendation for a good exterior wifi antenna for a mac?

Also, I have installed an SSB for SailMail, known as snailmail because it is so slow, have been advised to get a PC-simulator program to run the sailmail software. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Thanks. Kathy :?:
s/v Jaga
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Wandering somewhere in the PNW/B.C.
 
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Email and Internet at Sea - by - March 7, 2006 19:42
Broadband Express - by - March 8, 2006 00:42
[No subject] - by - March 15, 2006 19:05
[No subject] - by - March 16, 2006 13:18
Saft - by - March 16, 2006 18:26
Wifi Antenna? Sailmail simulator? - by - March 20, 2006 13:52

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