SRCs are back in stock!
See the SRC FAQ for answers to commonly asked questions or the "contact us" page to ask a question directly.
If you are looking to increase the range and reliability of your wifi connection the SRC is the card to get. It boasts a 300mw max transmit power, the Atheros 5004 chipset and has excellent receive sensitivity meaning that it will be able to pick up weaker signals when other cards fail. Most of customers report that they are able to use their networks in places they couldn't before when using this card.
The SRC also supports 802.11a 5GHz band in addition to 802.11b and 802.11g at 2.4GHz. 802.11a is being used now more than ever as a way to get around interference in the 2.54GHz ISM band.
The Ubiquiti SRC is the only PC-Card 802.11 a/b/g card with MMCX connectors for external antennas. In addition it's maximum transmit power of 300mw is incredible. This is the highest powered PC-Card we know of supporting 802.11b/g and 802.11a.
The SRC is also the card of choice for IT professionals that are tasked with doing WiFi security audits and searching for rogue access points. With this card you will be able to find access points you never new existed. The SRC is compatible with wireless scanning tools like Kismet and Netstumbler. It also supports passive monitor mode allowing you to do full 802.11 frame captures.
Note:
The SRC now comes with a clip on antenna!
This card is a great for the following applications:
- Metro or Municipal Wifi Networks
- Long range/distance point to point wifi links
- Improving your laptops range
- Building a linux or BSD based AP/router
- Soekris Net4511 and Net4521 single board computers
- Wardriving, netstumbler
- Wifi Security Assessments
Super Range Cardbus Features:
- 300mW 802.11b/g Power
- 100mW 802.11a Power
- -95dBm RX Sensitivity
- MMCX screen clip-on antenna
- MMCX connectors for external antennas
- Atheros 5004 chipset based
Operating System/Driver Support:
- Vista: Driver not yet released, but reported to work with generic driver from atheros.
- Windows XP: driver download
- Linux: Madwifi Driver
- OpenBSD:"ath" driver (included in the OS)
- FreeBSD:"ath" driver (included in the OS)
- NetBSD:"ath" driver (included in the OS)
Documentation:
