Wifi antenna

Repurposed Satellite Dish Antenna Captures Wi-Fi and Cell Phone Signals: When I moved from San Antonio back to rural North Carolina, I found myself completely unable to get a wi-fi or cell phone signal where I lived. The only way for me to get a cell signal at all was to drive over a mile in either direction from where I…

That DirectTV dish you disowned five years ago doesn't have to be an eyesore – you can convert a satellite dish to an HDTV antenna in just a few hours with only a little bit of cash. By mounting an outdoor HDTV antenna to your dish, you'll create a sort of super-antenna for over-the-air channels.

When they are no longer in use, satellite dishes are nothing but an unsightly hindrance. For this reason, most people choose to remove old satellite dishes from their home after they get rid of their satellite cable.

Have you lost your WiFi antenna? Most antennas can be removed from WiFi cards, making them easy to lose. With a few household supplies, you can make an effective replacement antenna that can get you by until you can purchase a replacement....

Looking for tips on how to improve your wifi range? Just a few little hacks and tips that we have used to help us get the most of our internet connection

Are you looking to extend the range of your current WIFI network? See how to build a tin can diy WiFi antenna for less than the cost of dinner!

This wikiHow teaches you how to create your own FM antenna in order to increase your FM receiver's range. Depending on your preferred range, you can do this by using either coaxial cable or speaker wire. Gather the necessary materials. In...

Did you know that you can extend your wifi signal with a pair of tin cans? Read on to

WIFI Antenna Hack!: Turn your standard WIFI antenna into one just like the $30 range extender antennas for about 5 cents! Follow these easy steps, and then check out the video if you need extra clarification. Digg if you like my very first Instructable.

I create a Yagi antenna out of Popsicle sticks and paperclips and use it to measure connection strength (RSSI) to WiFi access points.