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"amdx" wrote in
: .... I didn't say. Oh, ok. I want to increase the strength of a wifi signal. Gee, getting relevant information from you is a chore, and you seem to delight in supplying a partial picture. Now, what frequency WiFi? If you are thinking of 2.4GHz, you must already have worked out a feed solution that efficiently illuminates the small dish, a considerable challenge. While you are obsessing about calculating the area of an elipse, you haven't had a look at the disk from the distant end, have you? It is probably very close to circular in cross section when viewed from afar in the direction of the beam. When you have worked through some of this, you might see why offset feed dishes made for Ku band aren't widely used by informed people at 2.4GHz. Of course, there will always be the 'innovaters' with a USB wireless stick pointing at a garbage tin lid or wok... but that says it all, doesn't it! Owen |
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