Wireless Lan Antenna

Hi i want to take my computer (screen) in to my bed room well the wireless LAN antenna help me do this. IF so how do i use it.

Well, first you can clearly tell us what is is or isn't doing when you try to connect. For that matter if your computer even has wireless capabilities and if you have a wireless capable router set up. ...

Wait, Are you just trying to pull your screen and connect that in via a wireless connection?
There isn't any way to do this quite like that shy of some custom equipment for transmitting/receiving.
If you want your computer in your bedroom, move it there, buy a laptop, or buy a second computer.

2009-07-03 09:09:48 by a

do i need to buy the exter wireless lan antenna to insert in the "pc card slot" for internet. or don't need?

I have two Toshibas who have a model number that begin with A15 and both have built-in WiFi.

What are the exact model numbers? They should say something like A15-S1292

You can look at the complete specs of all models here:

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/ su/su_sc_modSel.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@114 8457454.1150484390@@@@&BV_EngineID=c ccfaddidhglgelcgfkceghdgngdgmm.0

2006-06-16 11:55:38 by yingtuan2000@sbcglobal.net

5 X Range Extender - Extends up to 5 times the original range of your WiFi access in open space.
Magnetic Mount - Put the antenna near the window or on top of a vehicle where it can pick up more signals.
NOTE: This antenna is only compatible with modems and routers with a 1/4 inch external antenna port.
Plug and Play - No extra pigtails needed. Comes with 6 feet pigtail with Reverse Polarity SMA termination.
Manufactured in ISO-9001 compliant facilities. Fully tested with HP RF network analyser.

I have a D-link DWL-G510 pci wirelss lan, its antenna is very short, and i want to extend it, is it possible to do that without buying a new antenna, can I connect some cables to the antenna or something? I want the quality to be better without moving the comptuer around. Thanks

Try this Home Made Antenna Booster! I haven't tried it, so I can't guarantee that it works!

http://www.usbwifi.orcon.net.nz/

2006-08-26 02:21:03 by moho16

Scope of applications: apply to home, offices, enterprises, supermarkets, schools and other public places.
If WIFI wireless connection is used, only power is a must.
Supporting multiple protocols: Embedded operation system supports the TCP / IP, SMTP (simple mail protocol), HTTP, UPNP, etc.
Simple installation: the installation of network cameras is very simple, only power and networks connection are needed.
Alarm Monitoring: Through external alarm device, the alarm information can be sent to your e-box or your mobile phone.

Hi,

I am in a situation where I need a computer to be networked. It is not possible to wire the device in physically, but it is possible to network is wirelessly. The problem is, I cannot put a wireless card into the device or hook in a USB antenna. Is there a device, that can connect to a wireless network and than allow me to link that device and the computer with an RJ45 cable? Basically, tricking the computer into thinking its physically wired in?

Thanks so much in advance!

The device you're looking for is called a wireless bridge. It basically can take an ethernet port's signal and make it wireless.
Here's an example product.
http://www.amazon.com/Linksys-WET54G-Wir eless-G-Ethernet-Bridge/dp/B00008WMBT/re f=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics& amp;qid=1206880892&sr=8-1
I've never bought one but I think this one looks as good as any other one on the market.

2008-03-28 11:26:53 by abcdc

The antenna on my wirelss G card broke and I want to use the one from my old wireless B card if it will catch the sginal from my wireless router

the antenna just captures radio waves (in this case, the 2.5 GHz frequency to be precise). So theoretically, it could work.

2008-10-14 17:50:37 by 1920