I picted up my MIFI 2200 last night and it installed right away at speeds that were on par with Comcast. I think the USB type cards do have antenna's but I do not expect to need one. Time will tell.
R Ream
2008 Winnebago Voyage 35 L
Toad 09 Honda Fit w/ auto Trans
My AT&T Mercury Sierra 885 card has an antenna attachment.
When looking at the card there is a small, almost invisible, little flap on the side that opens up.
Dave C.
2005 Silverado 2500 CC
Duramax 6.6 3.73 V-2
2003 Wildcat 27RL
B&W with Companion
Prodigy
hitchup wrote: Our AT&T USB Sierra has a small hole in the side where we attached an antenna. But it broke and had to have CS send us a new one.
We're on our third one. They sent us a new one for free so we're still happy. The little connector where the antenna plugs in isn't attached well and it just pulls out. Supposedly this has been fixed but that's what they told us when they sent the second one. It works well though when it's not broken.
OK, thanks for the replies. The USB881 Connect is no longer available according to the at&t website. Is anyone using a currently available data card from at&t with a external antenna that isn't breaking? The local at&t store is clueless. Thanks.
dreamer.
'00 HR Endeavor - 330 Cat
'02 Tracker - Blue Ox
How does it feel
To be on your own
With no direction home
Like a complete unknown
Like a rolling stone? - Bob Dylan
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