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On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, Matthew Valites wrote: > > >For a project of mine, I need to come up with about 30 PCMCIA ethernet > >cards, cheap. There's plenty of used ones on ebay, but few cards include > >dongles, and the lots of dongles don't indicate which cards they are for. > >So, if anyone who has a card and dongle, could tell me the card and dongle > >part numbers, I can figure out what matches up. > > > > > > Not sure about other cards, but the 3com cards that use dongles have a > part number in the form xx-xxxx-xxx. They're interchangable as long as > you have a 10/100 dongle with a 10/100 card, and so on. The ones I can get cheap are 07-0429-000. I can't find any info on it, other than a vague reference that it is for 100baseT. I hope you are right about the intercompatibility. > >And if I do get a huge lot of dongles, I will have some left over, and I > >will share if they do you any good. > > I'd be interested. OK > >Also, if anyone knows a source of pcmcia ethernet (can even be 10baseT) > >cards for less than $5 each in quantity of 30, please let me know. > > Why don't you look at the pcmcia cards that don't use dongles? I think > you're having a hard time finding them for a reason. Dongles suck, are > easily broken, and are easily lost. Yes they are. But like I said, I need a lot of cards cheap, and the old ones with the dongles are all that is cheap, as far as I know.
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