YES!.. You can build a Amplifier!.. But this is VERY DANGEROUS... Your
in the 2,4GHz range ( About the Same as the Microwave you COOK with)..
I'd be very careful about this!.. You can use an external Antenna with
some gain, and have the Directional antenna pointing it that
direction?... Jeff
( I'm a Ham opp., YES I can build 1 Amplifier a year for personal use,
the Higher in Freq. You go, the more dangerous it is!...)
On Saturday, October 26, 2002, at 03:08 PM, Sam du Rose wrote:
>
> Not completely ot since I use my newton on my home wireless network,
> but anyway, I digress...
>
> I currently use a belkin AP, but it can only push a signal through one
> of my (3ft thick limestone) walls at home before the signal is blocked
> completely. What we need here is more power.
>
> If anyone knows of a really high power setup that can work
> independently of an ethernet network I would be very grateful.
>
> Matters are not helped when I try using my powerbook g4, very poor
> reception!
>
>
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