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| + | **Information on this page is outdated.** 2 tiers of wireless cards are available as of recent version. Maximum strength is 16 for tier 1 and 400 for tier 2 (default values). Wireless packets can be lost, with the chance being higher the larger is distance between sender and receiver is. On top of that, tier 1 can't receive packages from tier 2 card when the distance exceeds 16 (default values). | ||
| This is an upgrade to [[item:lan_card|normal network cards]] that allows wireless sending of network messages in addition to normal ones. | This is an upgrade to [[item:lan_card|normal network cards]] that allows wireless sending of network messages in addition to normal ones. | ||