I have and use a Garmin Nuvi 350 for car navigation. It's a wonderful tool. Garmin is not a wonderful company to deal with.

I spent a day and a half trying to use the Nuvi with Kismet - a Linux war driving application. I finally managed to stream data from the Nuvi to my PC but I never managed to get it working with the application itself.

Sanity returned and I ordered this device off the 'net and it showed up in my mail box three days later. Plugged it in my laptop and the device ttyUSB0 showed up.

One line change to the configuration of GPSD - a program which makes may GPS devices look the same to other programs - and I could talk to and receive data from the GPS Mouse.

A one line change to the configuration of Kismet - a Linux war driving application - and I was logging latitude, altitude, elevation, time and mac address of every access point I drove by.

Plugged this device in my workstation, clicked the network manager application, selected my AP and it connected instantly on Ubuntu. Windows may harder but this looks like an easy alternative to running wires around the house.

You can pull the cap off the top and connect with the USB extension cable supplied.  A small strip of double sided tape would enable mounting to a wall or window for better connections.

The 4dbi antenna is removable and can be replaced with a 10dbi panel with an RPSMA connector.

Not available at WalMart. Contact LSNet for professional installation and ongoing support

If you are looking to add or expand wireless to your network, this is the device.

1. Remember this is an Access Point not a router. You plug this device into your network, not plug your network into this device.
2. It wirelessly connects everything to anything. It's an access point, client, repeater, bridge.
3. Zero configuration as an access point. Plug it in, fire up your laptop and connect to the strongest signal you see. That will be this device. It outperforms routers costing triple the price.
4. Learn how to configure the device using the simulator. Choose security from sharing to paranoid.
5. Learn wireless networking essentials at the best FAQ in the business.
6. Forget about DD-WRT and OpenWRT. This device has all the functionality you need (except maybe VLAN).

TP-Link is the largest manufacturer of SOHO (small office home office) in China and is rapidly expanding into International markets. After sampling a few of their products, the reason is clear - superb hardware at rock bottom prices.

Not available at WalMart. Contact LSNet for professional installation and ongoing support.

Clearing things out. Professional unit. Looks like new but it is dated. I powered it up and played a micro-cassette. It has a foot switch, headset, minimal instructions, dust cover.

Manufacturers description:

If you transcribe from both Microcassettes and minicassettes, then you need the twin-deck Pearlcorder T2020 desktop transcriber. It can handle both tapes, providing for optimum versatility in desktop transcription of in-office dictation. Its fast play mode allows up to 40% faster playback for all levels of transcriptionists, and its adjustable auto backspace facilitates trouble-free transcription.

You can adjust volume and tone to suit your situation. Tape counter helps locate important topics easily. Dual-speaker headset assures comfort and excellent sound quality. Auto backspace adjusts for trouble-free transcription. Adjustable tape speed (-25% ~ +50% with minicassette) and tone control make operation easy. 3-Pedal Foot Control (Listen, Fast Forward, and Rewind) assures efficient transcription.

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