DIY A Cantenna For Your WiFi Network

By mikestechblog

A DIY cantenna can extend your WiFi range by building a 2.4 GHz high-gain antenna using accessible materials. The design, based on waveguide principles, uses a cylindrical tube to capture WiFi signals and can even connect to access points half a mile away in ideal conditions. While the ideal tube diameter was hard to find, a 4-inch aluminum dryer vent was chosen despite theoretical limitations. The cantenna offers a cost-effective, functional boost for your wireless network.

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The title of the main category is WiFi and it deals mainly with 2.4 GHz Wifi antennas. The link to this resource has been on our site since Wednesday Nov 13 2024, and it has been followed 61 times. So far it received 1 votes for a total score of 10.00/10
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