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Inspection Hardware, Software & Publications What hardware, software, books, videos, etc have you found useful? What would you like to see more of? This topic is to discuss various inspection-related products and publications.

 
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Old 4/7/06, 5:29 PM
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Recommendations anyone?

Looking to steal some internet...j/k.....want to be able to do what Jeff Pope does.....and when I get my new truck it will be much easier.
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Is that truck photoshopped?
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Nope.....there are a couple of companies that do this to trucks..back in the day I had a 1996 super duty with 6 doors made by Centurion....coolest truck I have ever owned....I have my eyes on a new one as a present to myself as soon as I do something worthy
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Recommendations anyone?

Looking to steal some internet...j/k.....want to be able to do what Jeff Pope does.....and when I get my new truck it will be much easier.

http://www.nextag.com/wi_-_fi-card/search-html

Take your pick Tony.
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Any Personal recommendations BK?

Do I need 801.11b g f?

I am clueless when it comes to these things.....what is the latest and greatest? Why are some 27 bucks and some 200 bucks.....sigh.

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Tony, I believe 802.11G is the is the fastest right now, 54mps. You realise with a wifi card you need to be close to the signal you want to use, usually not more than 200' give or take.

And as with most things/gizmos buy a brand name one, better quality and service/replacement policies.

If you can get that belkin one at the top for $27.00 that should be more than ok.

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Yes I realize it....I am in town more and more these days......and in between appts I would like to surf etc.....plus DDN is sending me up to 3 draw inspections per day right now....and it would sure be nice to look at them from the truck......printer is next as the printer I use now is dying.....thanks.
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Here is my printer story. I use a big old inkjet printer that cost less than $100.00, I carry it in a carry on wheeled suitcase and print my reports onsite. I like the cheap inkjets because they are rugged and print fast. As they are cheap I do not care so much when I kill them.

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I do the same BK....in purchasing inkjets I mean....I don't print onsite, but I have been using lappie in truck for years.....I throw them away when they need ink sometimes as the ink costs more than the printer! And no, I don't want to learn how to refill myself...for all you refillers that read this.
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The D-Link Super G Card will give you the best coverage. check it out.

http://www.dlink.com/products/?sec=0&pid=386
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I am clueless when it comes to these things.....what is the latest and greatest? Why are some 27 bucks and some 200 bucks.....sigh.
I'm even more clueless. I thought you had to pay to get on those wifi networks like Starbux. Not true?



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Many coffee shops (except Starbucks of course, they use t-mobile pay service), hotels, bars, libraries, etc offer free wi-fi now to entice you to come in. It does, of course, depend upon where you are located and just how 'connected' your city is. I use www.jiwire.com to locate free wi-fi near me and it shows 13 free wi-fi hotspots in Philadelphia and 172 here in Austin, go figure. There are also several other very good wi-fi locator websites. Anyway, there are tons of free (not stolen) wi-fi hotspots popping up all the time and most folks can find a free hotspot relatively easily.
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I'm even more clueless. I thought you had to pay to get on those wifi networks like Starbux. Not true?
Joe, you are correct you do have to pay, please send the funds to me.

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Joe Ferry,

Here is one for you to work on.
What are the legals for using someones unsecured wi-fi?

Most people have so much trouble getting their wireless working, they never change things to make them secure. I pick up 4-6 unsecured wi-fi's sitting in the home inspection drive!
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http://www.sptimes.com/2005/07/04/St...a_new_br.shtml

Now, how do you prevent someone from tapping in to your wi-fi signal?



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