Do it yourself: extend your WIFI signal. This is a quick and easy way to get more range for pennies.
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1 Comment
Not the coolest and neat looking methods but a good alternative to the more "fun" antenna hacks. Good idea. The only con I could see is that this method doesn't amplify the signal to a full radius only in one direction
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