24 thoughts on “ Umbrella And Tin Cans Turned Into WiFi Dish Antenna ” Dennis Milligan says: ... and then eliminate any part of the paraboloid that is more than 1/2 wave away from the normal ...

Wireless enthusiasts have been repurposing satellite dishes for a couple years now. This summer the longest link ever was established over 125 miles using old 12 foot and 10 foot satellite dishes.

The technology behind wireless networks changes almost yearly, but one thing remains the same: the antenna. Yagis are useful in a variety of applications, including Wi-fi. All wireless networking ...

Cantennas outperform every consumer-grade Wi-Fi antenna I’ve had the bad luck of purchasing. Cantenna is a mashup of ‘can’ and ‘antenna’ creating the nickname for a directio… ...

A DIY WiFi dish with a three-mile range for under $20. Learn how to build this incredible long-range antenna. #WiFiHack #DIYNetworking #TechBuild ...

Boosting a Wi-Fi signal requires creating a reflector that focuses the available radio waves on the Wi-Fi antenna. A parabolic dish is the ideal shape for focusing electromagnetic radiation to a ...

Hawking offers dish antenna-based Wi-Fi USB adapter. By Peter Cohen. APR 23, 2008 11:39 pm PDT. Hawking Technologies on Thursday introduced the HWDN1A Hi-Gain USB Wireless-300N Adapter.

There’s a big problem with the Wi-Fi on airplanes. But this antenna could fix it. Ad Feedback. Business. Markets ... You need a more sophisticated, parabolic antenna—i.e., a dish.

You'll probably spend more trying to get the right thing that just getting a nice USB wifi adapter or PCIe wifi card with a normal SMA connector. It's hard to tell from your picture of the ...

Dish has introduced two new lightweight antennas intended to deliver an HDTV outdoors. The Pathway X1 and X2 for Dish are two portable satellite HD TV antennas that deliver entertainment on ...