What our customers have to say about us.
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Testimonial - 4
After 6 or more months, I finally was able to start buying everything I needed to build a wireless link to a friends place. This was probably the 3rd time I’ve needed to buy something outside of eBay.
Within 15 minutes of sending my order to Rob, I had a very informative reply (including how the galaxy mods were done by him).
After wiring the money over, Rob had sent the package out on the same day. Unfortunately the package never arrived and I contacted Rob again who was a bit shocked about what had happened (this is the first time anything
had been lost in the mail).
But unlike so many other online companies’ I’ve dealt with, Rob helped me out and sent me replacement cable for the lost package free of charge.
I knew when I was buying from FreeNet
Antennas that it had a good reputation but with all the help and advice given, I would only buy from this company from now on when it comes to wireless.
Adrian
Lodders
Testimonial - 5
Hi Rob,
Firstly
let me thank you for helping with the right choice of antennas. I purchased 2 MNM-5 kits and 1 MNM-360.
After a bit of fumbling around in the Minitar setup I finally got them working. They work so well in fact that I only had the aerial supplied with the Minitar connected at my server end and my clients some 300 meters away (using there Antcap antennas) could access it without any problems. After some more testing (with the wave guide 360 antenna
up) I discovered that going up to 8km wasn’t even a problem as long as there was line of sight. For this reason I would recommend you and
www.freenet-antennas.com to anyone interested in forming a long range wireless network or as in my case to share ADSL between a group of friends.
Mr. T.Tresise
Macedon Ranges, Victoria
Testimonial - 6
Tim was desperate for a solution that *worked* and came to Freenet for help:-
09/04/04 16:14
"I currently have an SMC 2804 Wideband Router that includes a wireless access point (b/g) but I've found this to be pretty hopeless in my situation - which is an apartment building with the access point located on the ground floor and the laptop upstairs and back a little bit.
Actual distance is less than 40 feet - but the signal doesn't go through the concrete floor - I need to move the laptop to the balcony to get reception.
(This is less than 10 feet!!!! from the access point).
So - like everyone I'm after something **that works**!"
Our NSW branch responded with a solution for Tim that totally solved his problem while also protecting his wifi network and saving Tim money. We suggested Tim use one of our inexpensive directional 'Panel Antennas"
to focus the signal from his access point upstairs from a flagpole on the ground floor.
Here is Tim's email describing how our solution worked for him:-
"Hi Freenet NSW,
Finally got around to installing it - it has made an enormous improvement. I used to get a lot of dropouts which usually gives Windows a lot of grief, but since installing the new antenna have not had one single dropout, plus I can sit at the dining table and still have a perfect connection (the old antenna never
reached that far into the unit).
Regards,
Tim"
Another satisfied Freenet-Antennas customer ... if it won't work, we won't sell it to you!
