It seems I cannot post in the Antennas forum, so I'll have to post this here.
I have recently had delivered into my possession an antenna for Sirius satellite radio. This isn't one of those little dinky hockey-puck antennas that you get for free with the radios, this one was mounted on the side of our old local Radio Shack store (Which is now closed), and is at least six inches square and three inches thick. It has a short (About 10 inches) miniature coax-style wire coming out of the back with a female screw-on type connector (Kinda like the type on the back of a TV, but just under 1/4" in diameter). It very much indeed appears to be a commercial-grade high-end antenna.
So, I was wondering...would it be possible to modify this antenna so it can be used for WiFi? It says on the back that it's for use with frequencies ranging from 2.32GHz to 2.3325GHz, which is so agonizingly close to being suitable for WiFi, and perhaps with some sort of modifications, could be used for such.
Here's some pics of the antenna in question in case you need any:
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/torindkflt/DSCF0137.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/torindkflt/DSCF0140.jpg
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y278/torindkflt/DSCF0139.jpg
Any thoughts?