We've shared tons of ways to boost your home Wi-Fi, but if you need something a bit more powerful, this DIY antenna can stretch your wireless network much further. DIYer Danilo wanted to share his ...

i was looking around for some resources on making cheap wifi antennas. please post up your own of course, this one is from new zealand and serves up antenna e made from chinese cookware only setting ...

It turns out they work really well. Using free templates from FreeAntennas, Macworld found some serious improvements: At about 20 feet away from the router, the tests showed roughly a 12 percent ...

If you need a signal boost and want to get a little creative, the U.K. site Heise Online has a detailed post on creating a homemade Cantenna for 802.11b/g routers. (802.11a routers require antennas of ...

6. For your adaptor to work with this it needs a SMA reverse polarity screw connection, which looks like this. 7. We need to make a custom SMA to N Plug cable. Expose 1cm of cable and 3mm of the core, ...

Over the past year we’ve seen dozens of cheap Android TV sticks hit the market. These little USB flash drive-sized devices basically feature the guts of a cheap Android phone including a low-power ARM ...

Having a consistent Wi-Fi signal at home is one of the best and most convenient parts of having a resilient home network. One of the easiest ways to achieve this is with a mesh network, whether from ...

Wireless enthusiasts have been repurposing satellite dishes for a couple years now. This summer the longest link ever was established over 125 miles using old 12 foot and 10 foot satellite dishes. A ...

An Altoids tin being used in a DIY project? Who would have thought! An eBay user named Cody recently purchased a Griffin iTrip despite knowing that it has crap reception. Cody then proceeded to build ...

Boost your WiFi network using, strangely enough, a can! Often believed to mean “Wireless Fidelity,” where the word “Wi-Fi” comes from remains a mystery. Still, most people agree it’s much better than ...