The question comes down to whether your customers require an ?Airmagnet? survey.
If the answer is yes then it?s adequate, but remember that Airmagnet and Ekahau both have algorithm issues and can insist that there is coverage where none exists. Now these issues are not that common and are site specific, but I?ve seen it burn large companies like IBM and UPS.
Personally I use a Cisco a/b/g card and run Aironet Site Survey Utility; this will give you SNR and link speed, at the same time run a dos continuous ping to AP with a packet size of 1Mb.
With this you can analyze RTT, SNR, link speed, and throughput.
What else do you need???
Sometimes I also use a Symbol 4121(b only) or 5030(a/b/g) pc card and run either mobile companion or Symbol Site Survey (freeware). Symbol Site Survey however is ?b? only, really quirky and can be hard to run on XP systems, but it gives you the best analysis of the actual RF packets without actually running a packet analyzer.
Neither of these options will give you the ?pretty? maps of Airmagnet or Ekahau, but they do not have algorithmic issues either.
Personally I use the Cisco option unless a customer requests Airmagnet or Ekahau surveys or requires detailed RF propagation maps.
The only costs in the above is the price of the PC card, the utilities are all free.