Hi Fellas,

Your old buddy Dr. Slick is back again, pleading on his
hands and knees for more sage advice from the masters of
antenna design, YOU GUYS. (well, at least a few of you...
hehe! The rest you have to ignore...)


Ok, so my wireless D-link modem computer is downstairs from
the wireless router, and so the signal is very low using just the
antenna stub that it comes with.

So i found this:

http://turnpoint.net/wireless/has.html

And this Yagi-Uda scaled for 2.4 GHz:

http://seattlewireless.net/index.cgi/MicroTVAerial



Someone told me that the Yagi-uda wouldn't be as good
as the cantennas, as the later gathers more RF power, being
a type of reflector and such.

Since the Nalley's Big Chunk "Beef Stew" design won,
i think i will try that, with a funnel attached as on this
page:

http://www.saunalahti.fi/~elepal/antenna2.html


Any knowledgable advice greatly appreciated.



Slick

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"Dr. Slick"
...my wireless D-link modem computer is downstairs from
the wireless router, and so the signal is very low using just the
antenna stub that it comes with.

Corner reflector. Cardboard and tin foil. 15 minutes (if that).

About +15dB gain.

www.google.com/search?q=corner+reflector

If it works, then you can investigate other (more permanent) solutions if
you like.




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