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The Aviator Wireless Networking Kit provides an easy way to link two Windows 95/98 computers together in a local area network (LAN) using radio technology (RF) and eliminates the need to install networking wires. Just like a cordless phone, the data connection passes through floors, walls and ceilings and enables you to share your printers, files, and Internet access between computers that are physically up to 75-125 feet apart.
Installing an Aviator Wireless Network is as simple as attaching an Aviator RF module to the parallel port on each of your personal computers and installing the Aviator software. Installation is guided by a help menu-driven interface that makes installation simple for even the novice PC user. The Aviator Wireless Networking Kit provides everything you need to setup a 2-computer peer-to-peer network for the home or small office that is completely expandable up to 32 nodes.
Features and Benefits
- Easily link two Windows 95/98 machines wirelessly
- RF transmission
- Up to 125 feet between computers
- Connect from two to 32 computers
- Requires parallel ports
Product Description
Use Aviator add-on module model 9920 to expand your Aviator Network in odd-number increments.
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