3D printing WiFi antenna enhancers
I used to build parabolic dishes for WiFi out of cardboard, soda cans, and hot glue. They worked rather well too. This is the template I used.
That was then. Nowadays when I tinker I get to tinker with a cool Mosaic M2 so when the WiFi connection to my xbmc machine felt a little weak (in a closet a few rooms away from the router) I decided to break out that trusty old template and get to modeling.
Here are the "source" files used to create the dishes:
- http://ian.ahands.org/wifi_parabola/wifi_parabola.blend
- http://ian.ahands.org/wifi_parabola/wifi_parabola_left.stl
- http://ian.ahands.org/wifi_parabola/wifi_parabola_right.stl
The results are great. I went from 1200-1500KBps (~12mbps) to 2000-2500KBps (~20mbps) on an old WRT54G.
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Cool diagram
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