JCwarez

to my knowledge there are very VERY few 4X I7 slot boards most 4X are Xenon processor boards, also the model the OP posted is a lappy. dunno if the lappy I7 duo core will do you a whole load or good as a monster crack machine but cost will be your factor on a board, a quick google i had no luck finding a 2X slot I7 board for under ~$500 usd. single board and a butt load of ram is what i say, and instead of ri Pi's you could have a field day with a monster network for everything from web server, media server, podcast server,1 or 2 as gateways, bathroom linux box??? how cool would that be?... have fun in whatever you do with them.

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i was thinking more for a wide field of view or to be able to see more at the same time. im not so much looking at practical, i was just wondering if possible? and instead of a narrow window of focus would it expand your FOV to say 60~100 degrees? I guess i should rephrase the question to, is there anything limiting multi yagi to 1-10 extra antennas on the same line?

Has anyone ever tried an array of say 5 Yagi antenna's at different degrees? I was thinking of locations at say 300, 330, 0, 30 and 60 degrees mounted on same horizontal plane, connected all together with Y connectors to 1 cable going to PC card. anyones thoughts or better yet experience with such a setup.