Put it in a plastic cylinder to protect it, with an easily removable lid and you'll fix that issue for many situations. Unless there is something weird about p

Put it in a plastic cylinder to protect it, with an easily removable lid and you'll fix that issue for many situations. Unless there is something weird about plastic that impacts the signal, it might even be able to stay in the container when running. Might be as simple as carrying around a device about the size of a Pringles can. Will be interesting space to watch, ass this could truly disrupt many things. Attached to a drone or ballon, and the possibilities multiply versus a static location. Side note: I wonder if future wifi hubs will be cylindrical. Much better than the spiders today.