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WI-SPY USB 2.4 GHZ SPECTRUM ANALYZER WITH EXTERNAL ANTENNA
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The Wi-Spy 2.4x is a small portable USB device designed for IT professionals. It scans and displays all activity in the 2.4 GHz spectrum. It helps to quickly identify interference, find the quietest channel, and analyze the quality of the signal. Save time and money by setting up your wireless network right the first time.
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Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n). Microwave Ovens. Cordless Telephones. Zigbee. Radio. Bluetooth. Other electronics in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz spectrum.
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USB 1.1 or 2.0. Antenna: External, RP-SMA. Bandwidth: 2400 to 2495 MHz. Frequency Resolution: 27 to 421 KHz. Resolution Bandwidth: 60 to 675 KHz. Amplitude Range: -110 dBm to -6.5 dBm. Amplitude Resolution: 0.5 dBm. Weight: ≈ 23 grams. Sweep Time: 165 millisecond.
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"If you've been lusting after the high-priced stuff for a cash-strapped IT department or just for hacking and exploration, then lust no more - just buy it!" -Tom's Networking Most wireless tools only show you other wireless networks. The Wi-Spy does spectrum analysis, so it will show you all RF broadcasting in the 802.11b/g frequency rage. This is an incredibly valuable tool. The WiSpy plugs into any available USB port on your laptop or computer. It is compatible with Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux...
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Need basic 2.4 GHz spectrum analysis, but dont want to scrimp on performance? Wi-Spy 2.4i WiFi Finder packs a lot of value in this compact package with extra-fine resolution and a super-low noise floor not seen on other entry-level tools.Plus Chanalyzer Lite, Wi-Spy 2.4is software, offers a great assortment of features that help you get to the bottom of interference issues quickly and easily. And to top it off, a 3-D view and Mac support.
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For many professional installers, analyzing the 2.4GHz spectrum to determine the optimum setup for new wireless equipment is imperative. Typically, this is done with a tool called a "Spectrum Analyzer," costing from several hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars, which is capable of displaying the distribution of RF energy in the 2.4GHz band.
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