Aug 23, 2013 02:16 PM
(This post was last modified: Jan 13, 2017 10:27 AM by Mad76e.)
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Thanks Rat, I hope im helping someone..
 (Aug 24, 2013 01:26 AM)legendrock7 Wrote: Wow, didn't know about this at all, thanks. Good to know.. keep your eyes out. Part2 coming soon  Quote:Now if you bought an antenna @ 10 dB on Ebay. And you have 10 meter cable that has a loss of 0,7 dB/meters. How many “real” dB do you have left who goes in to the wireless card? Yes! That’s correct, only 3dB. That’s a pretty lame deal you did. If possible, always has as short antenna-cable between your Wireless card and the antenna. If you have the right tools and the right knowledge you can always shorten the cable a couple of meters, it will do a big difference. God. Use some LMR 300, 400, 500, or 600. Thats really nice coax. I know around the HF spectrum it has about .1 DB of loss per 100ft (Aug 24, 2013 08:24 AM)NoMemes Wrote: God. Use some LMR 300, 400, 500, or 600. Thats a really god tip. Forgot to mention that in the tut. 
Aug 25, 2013 11:27 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 13, 2017 10:25 AM by Mad76e.)
(Aug 24, 2013 02:42 PM)Ƥяιиcɛ Wrote: Thank you so much for this useful article. dB or dBi.. Decibel isotropic dB(isotropic) – the forward gain of an antenna compared with the hypothetical isotropic antenna, which uniformly distributes energy in all directions. Linear polarization of the EM field is assumed unless noted otherwise. wikipedia has an article about that.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBi#Antenna_measurements [quote='matemisic' pid='34811513' dateline='1377380480'] I have the exact same wi-fi card :) Can you suggest any good antennas for this card or just in general ? kkk
Moved to the right subforum (thanks D3xus)
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