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Damn, I mean everyone knows Ford's don't last long, but I figured you'd get at LEAST a couple of years out of it first! I'd be pissed! And modding it gets 9? Jeez man. just messing with ya.  I know what it means.
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01-07-2008, 06:48 PM
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No offense guys, but the thread was originally about the Nintendo Wii and the Mogul's WiFi... should probably try to get it back on track.
However, there is an off-topic section here and it's dying for some action. It would be cool to start a trucks/cars/performance thread in there. I'm all about high-performance trucks myself 
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01-20-2008, 06:06 PM
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So, now that we've had three pages of truck talk, does anyone have any real answers? More specifically, I want to connect my DS to my Mogul for truly wireless gaming. This crossed my mind earlier today. Anyone know how to get this working?
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01-23-2008, 06:26 PM
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I spent many hours attempting to use my Mogul as an internet connection for the wii and was not successful and I believe I have a good understanding of both systems.
I agree with the others, I do not think the Wii supports ad-hoc connections. I set up another computer to connect via ad-hoc and that didn't work, so we should not expect it to work via the Mogul. Sorry, and good luck!
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