Skymaster USB 802.11b Wireless any good?

[bandworthy]

Is the Skymaster USB 802.11b Wireless any good? I already have a wireless network using netgear between me and a friend nextdoor, i'm completely replacing my old network and going wireless after being impressed by the netgears, but i need another adapter for my other pc the skymaster is a good $60 (australian) cheaper then my netgears. just wondering if anyone knows anything about them or the brand?.

 

[X-Istence]

A friend of mine had a lot of trouble with Skymaster. Dont know, you could try em, if they dont work send em back.

 

[Perris Calderon]

I've had some issues with d-link that I can't figure out.

tell me if anyone has an idea, as this has happened with three completely differant d-link 802.11

when we put pressure on the available bandwidth, the internet will no longer be transmitted with the 802.11 signal

the signal remains strong, but the internet fails until we reboot the transmitter.

does this make any sense?

 

[bandworthy]

Originally posted by dealer
I've had some issues with d-link that I can't figure out.

tell me if anyone has an idea, as this has happened with three completely differant d-link 802.11

when we put pressure on the available bandwidth, the internet will no longer be transmitted with the 802.11 signal

the signal remains strong, but the internet fails until we reboot the transmitter.

does this make any sense?

This is off topic......


Ok so one negative for skymaster ok anyone using it and 'not' have problems?.

 

[bandworthy]

Oooook then i take it, its probably better sticking to the netgear....