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Wireless Antenna?

Jun 14, 2008 by mark p | Posted in Computer Networking

I was looking for an antenna does not increase my own show, but to pick up more wireless networks. I thought the purpose antenna was receiving ... But it seems that when you are looking for a wireless antenna all I can find is that you connect to your wireless router to broadcast your router stronger .. Any help? I am looking for an antenna that connects to my wireless network card so I can pick up networks that are more distant.

I spent about ten dollars for an extension cable (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as px? Item = N82E16833164011) and put the antenna on my wireless card on him and the hung over the blinds to improve mine. You really are on the rise as well when you improve your wireless antenna is as BOT A reception and transmission antenna for both cards and routers.

A simple antenna gain 5DBI purchased from NewEgg.com would do wonders for your wireless reception:

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In addition, changes in the routers channel improves the reception you have any RFI problems in May.

| Jun 14, 2008

How to turn on the wireless antenna on an Acer laptop?

Mar 23, 2009 by yeaaaa | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

Can someone give me a step by step process of how to turn on the wireless antenna?

im a computer tech.

he is wrong. there is usually a swtich to turn on your wireless chip on the side of you laptop someware. and yes you do need to install it if it is not. it should be already installed tho. u need to click on the wireless icon on the bottom right were the clock is with the right side of your mouse. then click view avialable connections then select the one u want and connect. and your done.

eric b | Mar 23, 2009

wireless 2.4Ghz antenna making

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Connectivity Wireless Opens Regional Office in Frederick, Maryland

14.06.11

DULUTH, GA--(Marketwire - Jun 14, 2011) - Connectivity Wireless Solutions, a nationwide leader in in-building wireless solutions, today announced the opening of a regional office in Frederick, Maryland. The full-service office is staffed with radio frequency (RF) engineers, field operations and installation resources and sales to support distributed antenna system (DAS) implementations and wireless data projects in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. The office is located at 8425 Progress Drive, Suite AA, Frederick, MD 21701.

"The opening of the Maryland office is a part of a planned geographical expansion strategy to deliver local presence in regions across the U.S. where we are experiencing growth in adoption of in-building wireless DAS and wireless data solutions," said Blake Maffei, chief operating officer of Connectivity Wireless Solutions. "This office is staffed with sales and operations teams to serve customers in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions."

Connectivity Wireless is a leading nationwide DAS integrator that has implemented more than 1,700 DAS networks and wireless data solutions across 49 states. The company employs 90 people from its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia; and regional offices in Dallas, Texas; Orlando, Florida; Chicago, Illinois; and Frederick, Maryland; and other field offices throughout the U.S.

Source: Marketwire (press release)

Wireless Microstrip Antenna Design Project

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Wireless Antenna - News


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Wireless Developer Network (press release) - Oct 07, 2009
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