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Wednesday, November 22, 2006



Didz Senao 2511CD PLUS EXT2

Submitted by Didz on 29 August, 2005 - 5:06pm.
I keep repairing my pigtail and this time its on for good. As you can see I allready have quite a bit of heatshrink on it to stiffen it. on the N-male side you can see a small bulge from when i fixed it up with solder in the past

After ripping out the main connector when tring to take out one of my pigtails I was left with one connector. Normally you can use it fine and the drivers provided say that its getting a signal but netstumbler is completly blind.

I had been soldering the pigtail onto the card but would break soon after usally when really needed like stumbling on someones roof with no plan b.

It took me a few months before I had the corage to rip the other connector and decide to make that damn coax secure by runing it though the card itself filing up the rest of the card with glue
Solding the coax onto the small tracks of the card was not hard and the coax takes the solder quite well. Someone with a shakey hand cannot do something like this, were talking millimetres here!

I had to take off the clear casing that let the LED shine though and melt away some of the inside of the casing to make the coax fit though. I went a little too far and made two holes but ah well. Those holes wont be a problem when coax and glue will be there instead.
Results are that it works! after all the work I have put into the many repair jobs im still able to pickup access points with results as if it was brand new. The soldering I have done doesnt seem to have affected its performance if at all.
Good solder joins do pay off.

Did I mention I love solder :-D
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