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another way to "MAKE or Break" your new wireless adapters
Step 1: Reverse - Engineering Ur Adapter
Depending on the adapter u are going to use this process may vary some
Step 2: Required Modifacation
make a hole big enough for the antenna to come out . I use the pyrotechnic approach on the carpet .....shh!
Step 3: Connecting Parts
U will most likley need a mini pigtail yoy can buy them or rip them out of old laptops dell and toshiba have good ones!
Step 4: Plug in Ur Hardware and Try It Out
i use http://www.netstumbler.com to analyze performance gains
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7 years ago on Introduction
Hi been a long time since i have been logged in but here i am ! thanks to all who viewed my instructables 93,076 views lol nice ! I have been dabbling in some different things other than computers . so expect some interesting things to come :-)
10 years ago on Introduction
what,that,minipigtail?Man those are ultra small!
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
That's what SHE Said!
7 years ago on Introduction
Is there a way that I can use a directional device to hack into stuff rather than using a computer?
11 years ago on Introduction
What if your laptop already has a card built in any way to exstend range?
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
Actually, you can improve your range by adding an external antenna. First, you need to open your computer and locate the WiFi card. Figure out a route for your pigtail to exit the computer and, if need be, drill a hole for it to pass through. You can purchase pigtail cables with appropriate connectors at each end so you can mount the port for your external antenna on the notebook.
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
Any other ways? cause id break somthing if i took apart my laptop any body know any other ways (thxs LasVegas).
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
There is a USB powered extender that attaches outside of the notebook and boosts any local signal without actually touching the WiFi card. It's called the Quicky!
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
IF you dont want to open your laptop or pay that much cash for the quicky do the actual instructable and run off that card instead of your other one or just get a 30$ wireless g adapter and mod the wittly bitty antenna.
What im talking about.What im talking about.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
that's for a mac.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Since there's no software involved, Quicky would work on any notebook.
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
thnxs
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
then you are super duper and wasted time looking at my instructable or not
10 years ago on Introduction
I've been reading a LOT of this WiFi stuff here on our extraordinary Instructables.com and was wondering if anyone has tested the strainer method against the coffee can or pringles method and also against using an old directv satellite and such. Which one would give me the best reception? I'm guessing the satellite dish but I am new to this. TIA!
11 years ago on Introduction
I wouldnt consider this to be a WEP or WPA hack or a hacking device but its still a neat mod either way thanks for the instructable.
11 years ago on Introduction
I"m not even a qualified newbie, I just joined to make comments...well, maybe not, but all my "projects" have failed so far '_'
11 years ago on Introduction
i've never done this before.. and it was still easy for me to follow.. idk.. maybe im special. the real comment is about how nice it is to meet someone else who disables all that shnazz in windows xp to make it be classic. cheapest upgrade you can make. joy.
11 years ago on Introduction
my instructable is just a basic reference to extension antennas mod and it is my first 1 com'on you all were a newbies at one point so i'll try to make the proper ajustments according to your comments
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
Surprisingly, I was able to follow your steps having performed antenna extensions myself in the past. I would have had problems otherwise.
As the poster, you are allowed to make corrections and adjustments at any time, just click the EDIT button in the upper right.
Your instructable should be written as if you're trying to explain the process to someone that's never seen a computer. Don't assume anyone knows anything.
After you've explaned it as clearly as you possibly can, go back to every step and read it out loud to yourself. If anything sounds wrong, fix it. Once that's done, run a spell check. Everyone make spelling errors. Smart people use spell checkers.
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
THANKS FOR THE TIPS I WILL BE DOING MORE ON THIS PAGE AND NEW ONES AS WELL