How to make your wireless LAN power up easily with a cheap mess

When connecting to the Internet via wireless LAN, the communication speed may be slow and irritated, but there is a method to make wireless LAN power up easily and cheaply using a cookie sheet at such time.

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A cookie sheet is the top board that you lay down when you cook cookies.

ByLa vaca vegetariana

The original usage is like this.

ByPurpletwinkie

I will use this way when powering up wireless LAN.


I saw how to make the wireless LAN power up, but I just set up a cookie seat behind the Wi - Fi router. I kept the Wi - Fi router like the picture above, downloaded the application 3 meters away, the signal strength was -55 dBm in the state of only Wi - Fi router, just by placing a cookie sheet behind I found it to rise to -42 dBm. Incidentally, the smaller the number, the higher the signal strength is. For example, "-10 dBm" and "-90 dBm" mean that "-10 dBm" is stronger.

According to the explanation, this is justparabolic antennaIt seems to be structured the same way.

ByNaritama

Even if the steamer is attached to the wireless LAN adapter with USB connection on the same principle, the reception sensitivity becomes strong.

Enhance wireless LAN adapter with USB connection with free size steamer - GIGAZINE


In addition, when the wireless LAN itself is unstable, free software "inSSIDer" that lists the wireless LAN access points in the surroundings and further tells the strength of the channel and radio waves is useful.

Cause of instability of wireless LAN Free software "inSSIDer" useful for investigating "channel interference" - GIGAZINE


If you want to take more serious measures as it costs money, if you use the USB type radio wave analysis device "Wi - Spy", you can grasp the surrounding radio conditions in detail, find a place and setting with less interference, It will be possible to install it.

Analyzing wireless LAN crowdedness and displaying it in graph "Wi-Spy" real machine review - GIGAZINE