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Old April 25th 05, 03:34 AM
Scott
 
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I would guess vertical. Most wireless cards or routers for home use
have their antennas vertical. Probably a little easier to make it
omnidirectional too...

Scott
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My internet service provider has established a wireless access point on top
of a light pole about a mile from the shack. I'm going to TRY and hit it
with a passive repeater (two antennas back to back). I'll use either a
caffeine collinear (coffee can reflector) or a popsicle stick yagi on the
outside and a plain old dipole inside the shack for reradiation.

My isp doesn't have a clue as to whether is WAP is polarized horizontally or
vertically. Does anybody in this ng know for sure whether WAPs or horiz or
vert?

Jim


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