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Electronics Forum / Basics / June 2006hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal
hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal? > hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal? Damn Google ! Graham "Eeyore" >> hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal? > > Damn Google ! > > Graham ** Good too see you agree with me on ONE thing, at least. ....... Phil > "Eeyore" > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > ....... Phil I often agree with you actually Phil. It seems that Google groups has replaced WebTV as the finest source of inane posts. Graham Hello everyone here seems to be extra helpful bunch of kiddies who still suck enough on a daily basis > > "Eeyore" > > > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Graham And also Eyore at first grow some initiative and learn stuff and face problems if you dont know how to work with RF amplifiers to work on a simple wifi booster just say so and i think you might need to mature a bit - this is a bloody basic electronics fora and kids with such a temper as yours are ruining it > Hello everyone here seems to be extra helpful bunch of kiddies who > still suck enough on a daily basis [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > > Graham > And also Eyore at first grow some initiative and learn stuff and face > problems if you dont know how to work with RF amplifiers to work on a > simple wifi booster just say so and i think you might need to mature a > bit - this is a bloody basic electronics fora and kids with such a > temper as yours are ruining it Well....... Since you're here.............. First off a post from someone posting as " dSaINt}S{ " from google groups with a gmail address doesn't get much credibility. Especially when the question is very vague. Do you know about Usenet and nntp btw ? Your ISP does actually provide the right means...... News (NNTP) Server: news.terra.net.lb http://corp.terra.net.lb/Support/TechnicalInfo.asp Since you're talking wi-fi that means 2 way communication. An amplifier only works one way so your question was critically flawed anyway. Have you tried using a better antenna ? That's the simplest answer. And on the temper front - I reckon you need to get a grip ! No temper here but you seem a bit hot under the collar. Graham ( age 52 btw ) No our isps in malta does not use News servers im sorry form my google usage is it suck a problem if you use google. I will try another news server :) thankyou Graham age 52 and as for an amplifier it works it is called a wifi booster or simply a two way amplifier I am a computer security specialist and again my ISP is not the one you linked ;) You have to pay attention and not use to much power and that is a concern Thankyou and excuse me for my bad temper - but I am quite new to usenet and it seems so full of spam sometimes > > And also Eyore at first grow some initiative and learn stuff and face > > problems if you dont know how to work with RF amplifiers to work on a [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Graham ( age 52 btw ) "dSaINt}S{" > and as for an amplifier it works it is called a wifi booster or simply > a two way amplifier I am a computer security specialist and again my > ISP is not the one you linked ;) ** Like these ? http://www.hyperlinktech.com/web/wifi_booster.php Lots of other places *sell* them. ....... Phil Yes i know that loads of places sell them I am just intrested in getting a grab on the circuit to better an apple air port because those cannot support booster because of the lack of antenna out they use built in antennas and btw the antenna i am using is 27db parbolic dish my coverage reaches 5.4 miles at full signal strength and sorry for my bad temper guys but everytime i use a news gropup everyonje screws up because i am not using NNTP i dont have neither does my ISP i am trying to get hold of one :) any ideas > "dSaINt}S{" > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > ....... Phil "dSaINt}S{" > Yes i know that loads of places sell them I am just intrested in > getting a grab on the circuit ... ** Why ? Do you imagine YOU can make one ? " I am a computer security specialist .. " Shame you are not an RF engineer. ....... Phil Yeah Shame on me thats why i came and asked someone but casually its the only time i logged in a newsgroup and getting no help at all - just kiddin No just want to understand the technology behind it because this device elevates the possibility of holes in WEP security protocol. It seem no one here is an RF engineer but right its just a shame > "dSaINt}S{" > > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > ....... Phil > Yeah Shame on me thats why i came and asked someone but casually its > the only time i logged in a newsgroup and getting no help at all - just [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > elevates the possibility of holes in WEP security protocol. It seem no > one here is an RF engineer but right its just a shame Strangely enough it's something I'm quite literally looking at right now in the 2.4GHz band. Graham on the spoofing claim my ISP does not have a proper mailserver aimed at their users maybe that lebanon one hase something to do with the bandwith provision :) regarding wifi and high range i am using a CISCO router with a parbolic antenna and a glorified cantenna > on the spoofing claim my ISP does not have a proper mailserver aimed at > their users maybe that lebanon one hase something to do with the > bandwith provision :) Can you explain why your IP address is shown as belonging to Terranet in Malta though ? > regarding wifi and high range i am using a CISCO router with a parbolic > antenna and a glorified cantenna What's the power level ? " cantenna" ???? that's a new one to me. Graham Simple because my isp is terranet in malta :) and not lebanon Cantenna ( use google is a canister antenna with a yagi in it for a direction this is aimed at a parabolic antenna obviously it is done with meticolous calculations. it is a Wifi based upon the 54mbps protocol becuase i was experimenting i did not want to destroy 108 router better one which is stroung enough I am new to electronics but want this as a hobby > Simple because my isp is terranet in malta :) and not lebanon So my IP lookup was right then ? Why don't you try news.terra.net.lb then ? I just tried it and it answers with a request for a username and password like it should ! So it works and it's probably free for you. Just use your normal username and p/w. Do you need advice about a proper newsreader ? > Cantenna ( use google is a canister antenna with a yagi in it for a > direction this is aimed at a parabolic antenna obviously it is done > with meticolous calculations. > > it is a Wifi based upon the 54mbps protocol 802.11g I presume ? > becuase i was experimenting > i did not want to destroy 108 router better one which is stroung enough " 108 router " ??? > I am new to electronics but want this as a hobby Good luck ! Graham Password did not work - i asked the customer care team :) 108 is a new type of router that can accept power on lan through wireless its damn expensive and its reserved for cisco specialists. Do you like Wi Fi? > Password did not work - i asked the customer care team :) I've had that problem with *one* other news server. Maybe you need a different p/w for news ? Btw - I'll recommend *Netscape 4.9* for news ! ( search Netscape's archives ) The 7.1 version is still ok too but more clutter imho. 4.9 is simple and effective with no clutter. > 108 is a new type of router that can accept power on lan through > wireless its damn expensive and its reserved for cisco specialists. OK. > Do you like Wi Fi? I haven't actually used it ( I'm hard-wired here ) . My interest in 2.4 GHz is for wireless audio. Graham Graham maybe I see you later on when i get news server - I am leaving now because i pissed off quite some people using google Phil got angry at me lol :) C u Regards Bernard > Graham maybe I see you later on when i get news server - I am leaving > now because i pissed off quite some people using google Phil got angry [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Bernard Ok - Later. My email here is valid ( although somewhat unusual - an anti-spam measure) btw. Graham "dSaINt}S{" ** Piss off - w.nker. ....... Phil > Yes i know that loads of places sell them I am just intrested in > getting a grab on the circuit to better an apple air port because those [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > any ideas Yes. http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php $ 2.95 ( USD ) a month. If you can do 5.4 mi over 802.11 x I'm interested ! You'll also avoid causing bad tempers by not *top-posting* !!!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_posting Graham Thankyou Graham for your help also excuse me for being illiterate on newsgroups i normally scan newsgroups for security reasons - i am specialized in encryption > Thankyou Graham for your help You're welcome. > also excuse me for being illiterate on newsgroups No problem - as a newbie you can quickly mend your ways ! > i normally scan newsgroups for security reasons - i am > specialized in encryption I would genuinely be interested in details about your long range at 2.4GHz. It's something I have to look into. Graham > No our isps in malta does not use News servers im sorry form my google > usage is it suck a problem if you use google. I will try another news > server :) thankyou Graham age 52 Google Groups provides an utterly crippled interface to usenet. > and as for an amplifier it works it is called a wifi booster or simply > a two way amplifier So why were you asking ? But not an 'amplifier' as you originally asked. > I am a computer security specialist and again my > ISP is not the one you linked ;) Your headers suggest you're posting from 195.158.71.128 " NNTP-Posting-Host: 195.158.71.128 " Rest of headers snipped. Are you spoofing ? Which is ........... inetnum: 195.158.64.0 - 195.158.127.255 org: ORG-TL5-RIPE netname: MT-MEGABYTE-970905 descr: PROVIDER LIR descr: TerraNet Ltd country: MT admin-c: TM2960-RIPE tech-c: TM2960-RIPE status: ALLOCATED PA mnt-by: RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT mnt-lower: AS5532-MNT mnt-routes: AS5532-MNT source: RIPE # Filtered organisation: ORG-TL5-RIPE org-name: Terranet Ltd org-type: LIR address: Terranet Limited Dolphin Centre Main Street Balzan BZN08 MALTA With an NNTP server at News (NNTP) Server: news.terra.net.lb http://corp.terra.net.lb/Support/TechnicalInfo.asp Graham > hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal? ** Sure - just connect it up to the Magnetron in your microwave oven. Imagine 800 watts of POWER !! ...... Phil > hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal? high gain antenna? -- a 2M reflector would probably get you an imporessive improvement. trying to amplify the signal inside the wires will likely run you up against the laws of the land, or of thermal noise, dependinbg which end of signal the path you do it at. Bye. Jasen > hello guys any idea on amplifying WiFi 2.4Ghz Signal? Hi OP, Simply I'm guessing that you're having wifi issues with a PC and your router. If you are... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160001834473 Those 3com cards are totally excellent. Recently I've just bought a newbuild house, the ones where instead of woodframe walls with plasterboard and plaster on them, they now put up a metal mesh (Faraday cage??) and plaster straight onto that. IT IS an ABSOLUTE bloody nightmare with all things of a radio nature. I've been through the Belkins, the BTs, and some other cheap thing that I was assured was marvelous by the salesman. In the past I've had good experience with 3Com kit so went with the exact model you see in that eBay link up above. It works!! Either because 3Com are building decent kit, or because the others are simply crap from the very beginning in the first place. Alot of the wifi kit out there isn't very good to be honest. But on the subject of 2.4Ghz and long range. One of our guys had a wifi network running from Cambridge Science Park right across Cambridge by about 2 miles not far from Addenbrookes (a long way!!). The aerials were like a long metal rod with lots of equally spaced washers on it. Who knows if this would work now with the amount of wifi about but it worked then (about 5 years go, 802.11a???). Maybe this gives you a few ideas to look into. :) Antennas are quite good solutions and repreaters would result in having sparsed boosters running around in diverse locations but it is important for me to discover the implications of such circuitry used to amplify merely for curiosity and for developing and type of repeater and beacon for wireless devices :) Regards to All Parabolic, Canantenna, Yagi Antenna are quite good and impressive |
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