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amdx wrote:
... I didn't say. Oh, ok. I want to increase the strength of a wifi signal. Mike You will probably find a lot of help if you "nose" around your local college (computer/physics/engineering instructors can point you to the best minds.) The youngsters are all into stretching wifi distances to the max. Here is a page to get you started: http://www.engadget.com/2005/11/15/h...-dish-antenna/ After experimenting with many different antennas at the feed point, I kept the biquad in the original plans. Your dish is larger than the one I use (mine is identical to the one on the page--my feed is slightly modified ...) Regards, JS |
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