Ssoc
@edelkey.net
| How do I read these numbers?
I have some question for ask:
What do these numbers mean?
With antenna modif----Without
SRN -------=98 ------= 68
Signal+ ----=-1 ------= -1
Noise- -----=-100 ----= -100
SNR+ ------=99 ------= 99
Signal -----=-2 ------= -32
Noise ------=-100 ----= -100
Flags ------=001 -----= 001
Beacon ----=100 -----= 100
I have some pictures but I don't know to post it.
Thanks! |
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490
|  Looks like a good mod to me... but then I can't be the judge (conflict of interest  ). Anyone else?
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Ssoc
join:2002-09-22
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Here are my pictures |
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490
| You may also find this useful.
»www.allaboutjake.com/network/lin···ert.html
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490
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Well, I was hopeing someone else would read them for him as I am not so sure I understand what I see there. It looks like he has a 30 dB better link, some of the other numbers don't feel like they agree with that.
Takers?
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Ssoc
join:2002-09-22
| reply to Ssoc
Ikarus, Thanks for your reply, I did check your link about antennas, it is what I did.
I'd like to know if it's better or not.
Thanks! |
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490 | Cool! May I use the pictures on my site?
Yeah, it's a better link, one hell of a lot better. Stick one on the AP too.
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490 | reply to Ssoc
The apparent 30 dB increase in signal could be explained if the author (Ssoc) actually built two of these and put one on the AP and one on the remote.
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Ssoc
join:2002-09-22 | reply to Ssoc
Ikarus thank you again for reply.
Yes, you can use my pictures in your site.
Ssoc |
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490
|  Ssoc;
Did you build one or two of these reflectors? Did you put one on the AP and on the USB device? I ask because the signal figures seem high!? I would like to know why your signal figures show 30 dB improvement in link? This is very high, too high, actually. What width are your reflectors? They look like they are eight inch reflectors, is that correct?
Thanks in advance.
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drjim
Premium,MVM
join:2000-06-13
Torrance, CA
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These wouldn't by chance be cut open Pringle's cans, would they? FINALLY....a Pringles antenna I can believe in! 
drjim
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Ssoc
join:2002-09-22 | reply to Ssoc
Hi Ikarus,
Yes I built two reflectors, but I only used one because there was not difference using both.
The reflector size is about 1/3 round can (maybe 1” more) by 3.5” |
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ikarus$
join:2002-07-01
23490
| Cool! LOL, wouldn't you know. All we have done is make an improved "Pringles" antenna!!! Well guys enjoy this puppy.
When time permits, I'll revisit it. I have a couple of links to drop in tomorrow, and am building a nice new version of the outdoor AP. You'll like it when it is done. It's kinda pretty, actually.
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erkel
@kaballero.com
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You guys intereted in one of these parabolic designs built as a clip on?
As I type, I have on my desk the plastic mold that will duplicate (but with a high degree of accuracy) a five inch design of this reflector.
We are looking at the possibility of marketing them. For outdoor installs they would have to be completely enclosed, but I can get you ten dBi, with an F/B around 20 dBi, pretty cheap. I think the first run will be about 200 pieces. After those are sold, we'll talk about mass production.
Excellent device for short haul LOS work, also excellent for security appliations in SOHO environments.
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walter3ca4
join:2002-10-28
Fountain Valley, CA | Found it!
I found a metal shingle at Home Depot for 59 cents. It measures 8" x 12". |
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engelbert
join:2002-09-04
Akron, OH | sweet! Hitting HD in the AM. Thanks! |
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ikarus1
Premium
join:2002-10-23
Urbanna, VA
| A little ingenuity goes a very long way...
Just a $.99 cookie sheet is all you ever really needed, or an empty Foster's can and a pair of tin snips, or that pringles can the fellow above documents. Get any of those at any corner store and save yourself the drive, or use a nickel's worth of tin foil that was the point, wasn't it? Some people can do something with nothing, other's need consultants (award winning consultants, to boot).
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wildwolf
join:2001-03-04
Murfreesboro, TN | Anybody know if there's a program like the one in that link for the D-Link DWL-650 wireless pc card? Looks like a cool utility, so I'd like to see what all one can do. |
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ikarus1
Premium
join:2002-10-23
Urbanna, VA
| said by wildwolf  :
Anybody know if there's a program like the one in that link for the D-Link DWL-650 wireless pc card? Looks like a cool utility, so I'd like to see what all one can do.
The program used to model that reflector was 4Nec2. It can be found here:
»www.qsl.net/wb6tpu/swindex.html
The DWL-650 does not have a means to attach an external antenna, so there is very little you might do to improve it's antenna except to modify the card to accept an external antenna. Here is a link on how to do that:
»c0rtex.com/~will/antenna/
Finally here is another hack of the DWL-650 that worked quite well for me:
»osiris.urbanna.net/antenna_desig···rt_dish/
To be quite honest though, I really like the "Kipper Tin" biquad design or a discone design for laptop use. Look at these:
Biquad
»manuka.orcon.net.nz/wififi.jpg
»manuka.orcon.net.nz/wifibowt.gif
»manuka.orcon.net.nz/wifibiqd.gif
Discone:
Well... I see the only page I knew of that shows how to make one is gone, so I guess that will be then next thing I do on the web site.
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Air Ryan
Air Ryan
Premium
join:2002-10-10
Tallahassee, FL
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Re: How do I read these numbers?
im intrested in a clip on...Send me an im when you get the chance
Ryan
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