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![]() "Michael McNabb" wrote in message om... ...My wireless keyboard has limited range ... I have already tapped into the ...antenna trace on the circuit board by adding a long wire ... outside of the cabinet. This improved the range.... what about wiring my external antenna wire into the ground of a 3-prong power outlet. A few comments. This "ground" wire, for all intents and purposes, is just a wire running around your house -- as far as this RF signal is concerned (I assume it is in the 2GHz 802.11 range) Whether you use this wire or run any old wire around the place, you have the same type of thing - as far as your desired RF is concerned. You must have a small capacitor in this line, however. I would think that anything between 1 pF and 50 pF is ok. This will greatly help with most problems in connecting up to the building power line ground system mentioned in ther posts. -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. |
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