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  • The only problem I found with big dishes is that other wireless networks interfere with each signal bouncing no matter if it is wireless N. Use a smaller dish or the can-antenna. One of the best dish types that's like the can-antenna is an old ceiling light that has the glass shade, but not the glass shade the actual metal fixture that screws to the ceiling. 

  • hmmm hmmm hmmm not much to say hmmm hmmm hmm not much to say hmmm hmmm hmmm! what a hmmm .

  • not much to say? how about hardware used, firmware if applicable, what the setup is for, etc.....

  • Small pwr amp. A .5 watt

    Running Linux Back trak

    Leave the rest to your imagination

  • Respond to this video... Linux Backtrak with 1 watt power amp

  • That has to be the beast of all dishes

  • It's not... I'm making a double biquad dish right now that will go up to 8 miles. Search for "double biquad dish" thoroughly! Seek and you shall find!! :-)

  • what about the cheese burger buddy? was good?

  • I did say 18 inch dia. Also, the range is roughly 2/10 of a mi. depending on the terrain and the power being used. It could be a s high as a quarter if a mi.

  • did u sad 18" ( diameter ) ?

  • its a video not a photot lmfao jk any way whats the rang on the white round one ? and is the rea;;y big one wifi 2 ?

  • whats the range and DBI ?

  • Very nice video capture. Color is excellent, crisp. That Sony camera is great.

    The Antenna looks good. I have a 14 db Patch antenna to try first (less obvious in the neighborhood) but if that doesn't do the trick, the dish is the next alternative.

    Jeff

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