Shuttle 802.11b Wifi Antenna Needed

Lordmusic · 12-15-2004

I currently have a shuttle with a built in 802.11b module and little unscrewable antenna. The reception is fairly ok, but I want more power.

What I want is a design for a simple Multi Directional Antenna so I can just have strong access to whatever WIFI there is around me, and I want it cheap. Eigther I want to build it or have a cheap model. I am talking of up to 20 bucks MAX in price.

I also then want to create a directional antenna, and I hear the A Nalley 40oz. "Big Chunk" beef stew can Waveguide is the best.

What I want to know is if this is true and some people's input.

Basically I am at college and want to use others networks and such if my net goes down.

Any ideas? Let me know.

12-15-2004

Yeah I would want to make a custom antenna, No more than 30 bucks Canadian.

wrzwaldo · 12-15-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Acidloop

Yeah I would want to make a custom antenna, No more than 30 bucks Canadian.

Once again I reference the search button...

The Others · 12-15-2004

I want to be the star of the next Paris Hilton sex video. And I dont want to pay more than £17 to be in it!

Both of you two should search around, read some stuff and not expect it to be handed to you.

wrzwaldo · 12-15-2004

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lordmusic

I currently have a shuttle with a built in 802.11b module and little unscrewable antenna. The reception is fairly ok, but I want more power.

What I want is a design for a simple Multi Directional Antenna so I can just have strong access to whatever WIFI there is around me, and I want it cheap. Eigther I want to build it or have a cheap model. I am talking of up to 20 bucks MAX in price.

I also then want to create a directional antenna, and I hear the A Nalley 40oz. "Big Chunk" beef stew can Waveguide is the best.

What I want to know is if this is true and some people's input.

Basically I am at college and want to use others networks and such if my net goes down.

Any ideas? Let me know.

Basically you are heading for the bin!

On a helpful note... I am very happy with my cookie cantennas!

And since you are both obviously SEARCH challenged.

http://forums.netstumbler.com/showthread.php?t=10515

Congrats to acidloop!!! You have managed to get two in the bin on the same day you joined the forums. And an impressive 12 posts so far as well! You're on track for the WFR (World Fucktard Record).

12-15-2004	#1 (permalink)
Lordmusic Registered Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1	Shuttle 802.11b Wifi Antenna Needed I currently have a shuttle with a built in 802.11b module and little unscrewable antenna. The reception is fairly ok, but I want more power. What I want is a design for a simple Multi Directional Antenna so I can just have strong access to whatever WIFI there is around me, and I want it cheap. Eigther I want to build it or have a cheap model. I am talking of up to 20 bucks MAX in price. I also then want to create a directional antenna, and I hear the A Nalley 40oz. "Big Chunk" beef stew can Waveguide is the best. What I want to know is if this is true and some people's input. Basically I am at college and want to use others networks and such if my net goes down. Any ideas? Let me know.

12-15-2004	#4 (permalink)
The Others PeaceDriver Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Dos Palabras, Mandoras Posts: 2,920	I want to be the star of the next Paris Hilton sex video. And I dont want to pay more than £17 to be in it! Both of you two should search around, read some stuff and not expect it to be handed to you. __________________ all good ends all ?u=273

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12-15-2004	#2 (permalink)
Acidloop Posts: n/a	Yeah I would want to make a custom antenna, No more than 30 bucks Canadian.