2x Belkin Wireless G Gaming Adapters

I have 2x Belkin Wireless G Gaming Adapters.
I bought these for 2 of my xbmc xbox consoles to stream movies around the home wirelesly.
They basically plug into any RJ45 network socket and convert it to run wireless.
Although they work perfectly at getting my consoles online and also on 2 pc's i've used them on they didn't do so well at the streaming.
They are both practically new and come with all cables and software that was shipped with them and are in their original boxes.

I am asking £10 each plus p&p.

Mike

**1 sold to Fitzsteve, 1 remaining**

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Thinking of getting a network card for my A4000 which is a room with no internet connection, do you think somthing like Amigakits X-Surf could plug into this and give me a wireless connection?

Cheers,

Steve.

To be honest steve i couldn't say with any honesty but as the device connects wirelessly to the router and the router assigns it an ip address its doing all the work and just passing the traffic through to the nic card so i wouldn't see why it wouldn't work.
I'm sure someone more technical might be able to offer some more insight though.

Mike

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Originally Posted by scrappysphinx

To be honest steve i couldn't say with any honesty but as the device connects wirelessly to the router and the router assigns it an ip address its doing all the work and just passing the traffic through to the nic card so i wouldn't see why it wouldn't work.
I'm sure someone more technical might be able to offer some more insight though.

Mike

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Thanks Mike, its pretty tempting, whats the P&P on this? Cheapest carrier Pigeon, Cattle Class, ect... :)

Cheers.

As an IT and network tech (although early in his career) i can say with 99.9% certainty that these will work provided you have an ethernet network card with an RJ45 port and the TCP/IP protocol installed on your amiga.

Only other thing you may need is a web browser to configure it but this could arguably be done on a PC before hand.

Only reason im not 100% is that ive never tried networking an amiga, but if you can run it wired there shouldnt be any problems.

Thanks AmiNeo, I'm willing to take the chance - so long as postage is not too high, 2nd class or standard parcel service will do for me :thumbsup:

Steve.

PS. I don't have the network card yet lol, but I guess it would be an X-Surf which has an RJ-45 port...

Yup, that should work fine on 10-base-T (the older version of 100-base-tx which most cards use these days in home computers, theyre backwards compatible and use an 'autonegotiate' feature to sync speeds).

Make sure you get software to install the TCP/IP protocol on the amiga too, it will hopefully come with the adaptor.

Hi.
Please note me next in line. I would also like to know the shipping cost to France.
Thanks.
:)

Thanks for the interest guys.

I'll be passing the post office tomorrow morning on my way to the doctors so i'll find the cheapest method of shipping for both of you.

@Xanxi, I'm selling two of these devices and i believe Fitzsteve is only interested in one of them (Could you confirm please Steve) so your first in line for the second one.

Mike

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Originally Posted by scrappysphinx

Thanks for the interest guys.

I'll be passing the post office tomorrow morning on my way to the doctors so i'll find the cheapest method of shipping for both of you.

@Xanxi, I'm selling two of these devices and i believe Fitzsteve is only interested in one of them (Could you confirm please Steve) so your first in line for the second one.

Mike

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Well, i believed that both of them are needed to connect an amiga.

Amiga--Belkin Wireless --------------------Belkin Wireless--DSL Modem/NAT

How does it work with one? I have bought some weeks ago that kind of hotspot and i could'nt connect it to my internet box as the wireless bridge mode was not compatible, and another identical hotspot was required.