@Mrodfr

For those looking for a solution:

http://amigakit.leamancomputing.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=42&products_id=690&osCsid=348b1e8469527f75115dbcdb0743d424

@Mrodfr

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- the ocorino cmcia card work inside a metal tower like a dbox (elbox) tower ????

Should do, being inside the case won't shield the signal completely, but might reduce the performance and range.
A lot of cards have external antenna connectors, so you can easily mount an antenna on the outside of the case.

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-what is the max transfer speed you optain with this card ???

I tended to get about 400KB/sec out of these cards in an x86 based laptop, not sure what an Amiga would achieve. It's usual to get around half the rated speed with wireless, 11mb wifi -> 400kb/sec, 54mb wireless -> 3MB/sec etc...

@Mrodfr

I guess you need to use a pcmcia angle adapter for your tower. Don't know where to get one of those, though. If I could only find a source for female PCMCIA connectors I would be all over the task of selling those adapters, including cabled versions for drive bay or PCI slot hole mounted PCMCIA...

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