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Defining it as a Wi-Fi cable is a bit narrow. It's just a coaxial cable between an antenna and the router. Just make sure your cable is matched to your antenna
by EarthIsHome 6y ago
Defining it as a Wi-Fi cable is a bit narrow. It's just a coaxial cable between an antenna and the router. Just make sure your cable is matched to your antenna and using the correct connectors.
- dboreham 6y agoAnd an attenuator.
- EarthIsHome 6y agoWhile technically correct, using a coax cable will reduce some dominating loss factors like multipath loss, free-space path loss, and line-of-sight loss. So, in reality, your link might improve.
- himinlomax 6y agoYou'd only need an attenuator if you're connecting two WiFi adapters directly through coax. In what is discussed here, waves always travel through the air at some point, which does the attenuation.