You can find a site that details how to inspect your unit to see if it's the capcitors in question. Basically they are bulged out at the top instead of flat so you can 'see' the problem. I fixed mine following the instructions for about $2.00 in parts and another $5 for some supplies. Have had no problems since. Not being a circuit board wizard next time I'd buy the parts print the instructions and take them with the circuit board to an electronics repairman. Then again - with alternative wireless basestations approaching $30 to $40 - I'd probably just junk it and move on. Go to <www.macintouch.com> and go to their wireless special report for an update on the current state of the art/inexpensive models and reviews. Good Luck Dan >> Interestingly I opened up the unit it is nothing more >> that an Orinoco card in a PC card holder. I knew these >> were based on the old Lucent AP's but is was still >> kinda funny to see. > > I remember being surprised by that, as well. Here you think it's some > nifty whiz-bang device under that attractive exterior -- and it's just > a PC card!