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Old 12-09-03, 10:46 AM   #2 (permalink)
Chris Leckness
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Do shoot me, but a good resource for wifi is found here:
http://wifi.aximsite.com

Ikehiker took a great deal of time putting this together. I often refer to it myself.

To answer about it being like a radio tuner. Kinda, but not really, depending on where you live, you may or may not see any signals. In order to pick up a WiFi signal that enables you to connect to the internet, your work or office must have a WAP (Wireless Access Point). From here ike's guide can help you greatly.

As for stray wifi signals, unless you live in a fairly large city that is not technology challanged(like mine), you most likely see no stray signals. (except a neighbor's WAP, etc)
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