As Al suggested....

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In Reply to: I'm posting this here and its about a Wifi parabolic antenna posted by Michael Samra on December 7, 2014 at 21:02:38:

Repeaters or access points are good option.
I went to 5GHz and problem solved.

The cable to the antenna greatly affects the db gain, as does the type and quality of the antenna.
David on ElPaso TubeAmps runs through objective tests regarding the above.

Try some of his DIY antennas with good coax cable or post your concerns to him.

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Topic - I'm posting this here and its about a Wifi parabolic antenna - Michael Samra 21:02:38 12/7/14 (7)

RE: I'm posting this here and its about a Wifi parabolic antenna - Garg0yle 16:02:20 12/9/14 (0)

As Al suggested.... - wheezer 12/9/1413:04:38 12/9/14 (0)

Going in the opposite direction. - Chip647 06:29:16 12/8/14 (4)

RE: Going in the opposite direction. - Al Noakes 07:07:16 12/8/14 (3)

RE: Going in the opposite direction. - Sherwood Forest 14:52:11 12/9/14 (2)

RE: Going in the opposite direction. - Al Noakes 15:07:15 12/9/14 (1)

RE: Going in the opposite direction. - Sherwood Forest 17:11:00 12/9/14 (0)

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As Al suggested.... - wheezer 12/9/1413:04:38 12/9/14 (0)

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