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Two quicky directional wifi antennas

Two quicky directional wifi antennas
These are just a couple of wifi antennas I cooked up real quick.

If you are interested in antennas, check this one out: http://www.instructables.com/id/Foil-based-fractal-antenna/

 
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Step 1Parts Needed

Parts Needed
Usb wifi adapter.
Usb extension cable.
Plastic salad bow.
2 coat hangers
Foil.
Tape.
Large parabolic screen from children's toy.

Tools.
Drill
Wire cutters


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6 comments
Sep 30, 2010. 9:27 AMagis68 says:
U should use better images...What if my wife need her salad ball?

Another instructable on the same issue...I prefer a metal parabolic dish but anyway....
Apr 4, 2011. 2:27 AMac7ss says:
I have used a pie tin as a reflector, I mounted it 1/4 wavelength from the vertical antenna. (just mounted the receiver on the wall and put the tin over it.)
Feb 18, 2011. 8:36 PMservant74 says:
I was wondering if aluminum paint would work instead of the foil?

Thanks for the instructable.

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