tm36usa
- Date Joined:Jul 20, 2006
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» Thanks for the link! As it turns out the video has already been removed. I'll start wor…
» Actually, that video was posted almost two years after I created this instructable. I k…
» Nice Instructable. I just finished off a variation of this today as my EE final project…
» Thanks cyberoidx. I'm pretty sure this will help you out with an ad hoc network but I'l…
» Yeah, the 16 foot extension cord is whats bringing you down, as thats really close and …
» Yes it should work just fine 320, provided there are not too many objects in the way. (…
» It should work fine. All you have to do is set the usb adapter to run in ad hoc mode an…
» That strainer has too many holes. You need something that has more metal surface area t…
» How big were the holes in the mesh? Did you have the receiver at the focal point of the…
» Hey phoenix,The model usb wifi adaptor i have is a Hawking Technologies HWU54G Revision…
» Actually, that video was posted almost two years after I created this instructable. I k…
» Nice Instructable. I just finished off a variation of this today as my EE final project…
» Thanks cyberoidx. I'm pretty sure this will help you out with an ad hoc network but I'l…
» Yeah, the 16 foot extension cord is whats bringing you down, as thats really close and …
» Yes it should work just fine 320, provided there are not too many objects in the way. (…
» It should work fine. All you have to do is set the usb adapter to run in ad hoc mode an…
» That strainer has too many holes. You need something that has more metal surface area t…
» How big were the holes in the mesh? Did you have the receiver at the focal point of the…
» Hey phoenix,The model usb wifi adaptor i have is a Hawking Technologies HWU54G Revision…
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Nov 27, 2009. 5:36 PMjames.mcglashan
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you are good at making instructables what happened you only have that really good 1 y have you stoped making them?
May 7, 2009. 7:26 AMRalphie Boyo
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In desperation, I used an eight inch aluminum pie pan... throw-away type. Increased the signal about 10X. Many Thanks...
Aug 11, 2007. 6:26 PMcdkolarik
says:
does this thing really work i have a dell inspiron 1501 with a built in wireless card. do i need to turn off my built in card or does this thing help it work better or does it not effect it at all. cdkolarik@yahoo.com
i seem to remember the instructable for wokfi that had a link to some guys in nz that were makingsignal bouncers using antennas and a can,with a small solar panel and a rechargeable batt to make the signal travel farther.have you any exp. with this?
Oct 15, 2006. 2:27 AMSoulKeeper
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Hi, i'm interested to buil my own antena, i have bought a little wastebasket made from steel and have a solid steel base and and the sides have grates with small holes, less than 0.5 cm, the wastebasket have a diameter of 10.5" in the open part and like 8" in the base and have a height of 12-14", i was wondering if i can make a hole in the 8" base and put there my usb extension and them connect the usb wifi adapter and work as great as the others antena, can you please help me, sorry for my bad english, i'm from venezuela, do you have a email, that i can contact yo, mine is gazielhalabi@hotmail.com
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