What does SoCalWUG stand for?

Southern California Wireless Users Group

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Information technology (IT) and computers
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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Southern California Wireless Users Group is coordinating shipments of equipment to tsunami-affected areas, including Unawatuna, Sri Lanka and Banda Aceh, Indonesia.

Wave aid

After installation, they need to quickly resolve new problems that frequently happen," said Mike Outmesguine, Chairman of the Southern California Wireless Users Group, and the President of Transtellar, Inc.

Cognio Announces First Laptop-Based Wi-Fi Spectrum Analyzer; Cognio ...

In an effort to legitimize his activities, he founded the Southern California Wireless Users Group and some small companies have turned into customers, but no large ones.

Wireless freedom opening new vistas for hackers