Do these work for reaching nearby free wifi? Anyone ever use one of these or cantennas?
Do these work for reaching nearby free wifi? Anyone ever use one of these or cantennas?
Liam Johnson
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Benjamin King
>not making wokfi
Jack Cruz
Can't imagine it would be very good. Even if it picks up a nearby wifi I'm assuming the speed would suffer greatly
Parker King
I sure do love summer
Caleb Carter
Used a cantenna when in a military dorm at end of hall to reach dayroom wifi. It worked well.
Nicholas Davis
how much range could this achieve? could it pick an AP say, 2 and a half blocks away?
Brandon Evans
>wokreless fidelity
Jack Adams
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>Picture also related.
10 kilometer = 6.2 miles
And this back in the early 2000s, technology has gotten better since then.
Noah Wright
oh looks nice
Aaron Sullivan
It's surprising how powerful it is, very interesting too.
Chase Ross
so I'm kinda good with hardware but a retard when it comes to networking and especially radiowaves.
Now does that signal from 10km away does actually arrive there(as it's weak and the dish accumulates it magnetically), or just the dish focuses the receiver to grab from that far? I always wondered about this.
Joshua Mitchell
I'm currently in a situation where I don't have unlimited data cause I had to move away temporarily and been trying to crack some nearby networks with no succes, could I use the tv antena(yaggi) for better range?
I have the Alfa AWUS036NH
Brayden Powell
> he doesn't beige-box
Jaxson Rogers
King card picks up 328ft without barrier.
Aaron Bailey
Would windholes cut smaller than the waves counteract this effect while maintaining signal fidelory?
Hudson Rivera
Just use a colander, or sieve.
Benjamin Ross
Give it back Jamal.
Lucas Hill
Yes but what a pain in the ass it would be.
Just actually anchor the fucking thing. A couple of screws and that fucker isn't going anywhere.
Elijah Jones
>nigger-rigging shit out of cutlery and utensils
>not building a chad yagi-uda out of nails and barbed wire
Justin Allen
Probably not.
Just get those cheap Yagi antennas that goes for ~$13. You can get extreme range with those
Brayden Fisher
That's fucking hideous, and I bet it doesn't have nearly as decent range.
Jose Wilson
>paying $13 for a Chinkshit
>not buying the American brand sieve
Traitor.
Elijah Lopez
>caring about looks
>20 dB
>poor range
I bet even if you built one you'd put some rainbow RGB shit on it like the arselicking fairy you are.
Colton Walker
Everything is made in China. Even the "made in America" sticker.
Sebastian Morgan
They're a scam.
Just look what they have inside
> A fucking USB dongle on the "antenna" box"
Tyler Wright
I lice in an apartment complex where everyone around me has fibre. I've always wanted to crack a bunch of their wifis and use load balancing to have one super internet.
Brody Gomez
Everyone and their dog is trying to throw away old satellite antennas. Add a careful chosen dongle and USB cable and you're way better than you pic OP
Levi Hughes
All those cheap chink antennas are poorly made and don't perform better than a dipole. You can make a cantenna for a few dollars with a toilet brush holder (they're almost made to correct size for 2.4GHz). I used one to steal my neighbours WiFi when I had no Internet and got the full 42Mbps from the crappy ISP router ~20 metres away.