BS> Don't think so :) Just a frensh quality car :)

:-)

 BF>> About 120 km north of Gothenburg on the flatland where the snow can be a
 BF>> big problem.

 BS> Oh that might be charecterized as north sweden?

Hey, little man. Where were you when the rest had geography lesson at school?
Hope you know where Fredrikshavn are located. Not far from Skagen and
from Fredrikshavn it takes 3 hours by boat at east to Gothenburg and then 1.5
hour north by car but we get snow here as well.

 BS> It was a big problem here, but now you can get ADSL in 95% of the country,
 BS> the last 5% is people there is located too far from their central.

My station is so small and it doesn't live too many people here so it would cost
some to convert to ADSL for the few of us who are living here but I haven't given
up, yet.
Otherweise I don't know how many percent of Sweden that have ADSL but I shuld
guess about 70%.

 BS> I've both ISDN and ADSL..

Grrrrr.......

 BS> Oh now your are twisting the case :) HAM is radio ameture, you can
 BS> transfer data over that net, but only with 1200 bps.

Then my cellphone are faster, 9 600 and when I use WAP it is 115 000 so you
see, you can keep that HAM in Denmark.  :-)
The Swedish mobile operator now also have access to WAP in Greece and that is
good.

 BF>> The antennas are only for sending/reciving the information and doesn't
 BF>> care what you send/recive.

 BS> For the WLAN?

Yes. 14 dB Gain.
If you are going to use 14 dB to your HAM radio they would be rather big since
they work att, is it 144 MHz but theese are working at 2,5 GHz so they are rather
nice in size.

//Bj”rn

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