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Put 'em just behind the antenna like a dish aimed toward where you want to bend the signal to. It's not great, but it's cheap and easy.
by kleer001 9y ago
Put 'em just behind the antenna like a dish aimed toward where you want to bend the signal to. It's not great, but it's cheap and easy.
- niwde 9y agoHave you tried something similar before? Does it work?
- nugi 9y agoI have, it is hit and miss. But was enough pf a hit to stay in use for over a year back in the 802.11b days. Grounding the reflector should also help iirc.
- bonzini 9y agoWhen I had my WiFi router in the basement I placed it in an aluminum oven dish, so that the reflection went towards the ground floor. It was a small but noticeable improvement.
- godelmachine 9y agoI am using my neighbors WiFi, which I can only catch in my balcony. He stays above me, but diagonally opposite, so the source is quite away. Any way I can amplify the WiFi strength? So I need the source to be around in order to amplify?
- FreeFull 9y agoYou can put the dish on either end, although if you don't have some sort of external wifi antenna, it'll be trickier