Build an eco-friendly directional WiFi antenna

Build an eco-friendly directional WiFi antenna

Learn how to build an environmentally friendly directional WiFi antenna with this simple video guide. To follow along at home, you'll need the following things: a copper wedge, an N-type connector, some screws, a clamp-on N plug, a pigtail, and a wireless card. You'll also need a drill, screwdriver, and soldering iron. For comprehensive, step-by-step instructions on hacking your own directional WiFi antenna from a tin can, watch this video tutorial.

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agis68 9 months ago
excellent video as state of the art and secondly for your knowledge and the application of it to extend the WiFi signal.
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mstammyt 2 days ago
thanks, not only educational but extremely nice video!
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