[P1] External Antennae for Airport
PaulKurtz III
paulkurtz at mac.com
Thu Sep 25 10:39:40 PDT 2003
I'm toying with the idea now. Look up "cantenna" on google. It's an
antenna with a big tin can on the end. It's supposed to work well as a
directional antenna. Here's a helpful link:
http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html
Paul
On 9/25/03 10:24 AM, "Signhelpers.com" <mike at signhelpers.com> wrote:
> It functions, but seems a bit slower than it was when I was closer to the
> base.
>
> Coat hanger and tin can. Now that's my idea of high tech!
>
>> I remember reading about how to make an external uni-directional antenna
>> using a coat hanger and an old tin can. No idea where that was though...
>>
>> 50% is enough to function, surely?
>>
>> Wiebe
>>
>>
>> On 26/9/03 12:04 AM, "Signhelpers.com" <mike at signhelpers.com> wrote:
>>
>>> (Sorry, I sent before I was finished writing.)
>>>
>>> Has anyone tried an External Antenna for Airport? How about a Belkin
>>> wireless router or similar?
>>>
>>> I spent much of Wednesday getting the Airport/Belkin router to work
>>> and still have a bit of weak signal. If the router is placed near a
>>> window (the remote machine is in my office/garage about 30' from the
>>> house) the signal meter shows about 50 percent. It's working so far,
>>> but....
>>>
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