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Zebee is offline Zebee
2008-09-27 , 05:39
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Originally Posted by gregh2000 View Post
just get a battery powered 3g router such as the cradlepoint one from 3gstore.com. i have one and it works great with the sprint 597 usb aircard. wifi hotspot in your pocket.
which one would that be? All the ones I saw on that site needed an external mains or 12v power supply. If I had mains power available I could use anything!

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2008-09-27 , 21:43
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n810, ev-do c-motech cnu-550, varta charger 57048 with usb output 5v, usb d-link hub dub-104, cable nokia ca-70 (varta-hub), cable nokia ca-101 (n810-usb FA-FA-hub)
It's strange but it works fine
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2008-09-27 , 22:14
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Originally Posted by svs57 View Post
n810, ev-do c-motech cnu-550, varta charger 57048 with usb output 5v, usb d-link hub dub-104, cable nokia ca-70 (varta-hub), cable nokia ca-101 (n810-usb FA-FA-hub)
It's strange but it works fine
So you put charged batteries in the varta and that sends power out all the ports in the dlink hub?

Do all hubs do that?

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2008-09-28 , 07:15
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This varta charger has has special output mode.
I guess all active hub can do this. What you need is cable between charger and hub power.
 
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2008-09-28 , 23:34
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Originally Posted by svs57 View Post
n810, ev-do c-motech cnu-550, varta charger 57048 with usb output 5v, usb d-link hub dub-104, cable nokia ca-70 (varta-hub), cable nokia ca-101 (n810-usb FA-FA-hub)
It's strange but it works fine
Its cool, but what I find strange is how someone is able to like this mess of cables... not useful to carry around...?
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2008-09-28 , 23:56
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Originally Posted by allnameswereout View Post
Its cool, but what I find strange is how someone is able to like this mess of cables... not useful to carry around...?
  1. It's still more compact than the "normal" option of a netbook with 3G/USB, or even internal 3G.
  2. Even if unwieldy on foot, it becomes much handier mounted to a vehicle, for example.
  3. It's a first iteration; I'm working towards a similar concept (my 2.75G modem just shipped), but drawing from my own OTG experiences and what others have posted online, I should be able to make a tidier package of it. The handful of people who've done this kind of stuff already could (and will) almost certainly produce similar results, when they stop to redo it.
 

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2008-11-03 , 16:33
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Originally Posted by Benson View Post
I'm working towards a similar concept (my 2.75G modem just shipped), but drawing from my own OTG experiences and what others have posted online, I should be able to make a tidier package of it. The handful of people who've done this kind of stuff already could (and will) almost certainly produce similar results, when they stop to redo it.
Do let us know how it goes/went!
 
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