Simple Way to Increase the Range Of Wifi Signals

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Way to Increase the Range Of Wifi Signals

Way to Increase the Range Of Wifi Signals

 

The scientist has found an easy way to increase the range of wifi signals.

The fruits due to the progress in internet are wherein front of us in the form of smart phones, 3G and 4G, there’s also an increase in the wifi routers as well at homes and offices. Which allows different devices to use internet throught its wireless signals and allow them to exchange data but sometimes the wifi signals aren’t strong enough whereas the high power wifi is expensive.

The dart mouth collage, New Hampshire, American experts in the last few days find out an amazing solution to this problem and that is quite easy, simple and cheap. They said that if the wifi signals are weak and you want to make them strong then put an aluminum foil on the antenna of the router in the form of a hat. This is not just a saying they have also experienced this and they have also discussed the information about this in a build sis named confress.

Way to Increase the Range Of Wifi Signals

Way to Increase the Range Of Wifi Signals

 

The secret of increasing the wifi range through aluminum foil is quite simple: when the wireless signals produced by the router reached the aluminum foil then electromagnetic resonance occurs due to which the power of the wifi signal increases. For the good result aluminum foil hat should be used.

Although dart mouth experts didn’t told much about the aluminum hat but they said that only $35 will be cost on increasing the range of wifi signal through such mean. People asked why they will be costed this much but they didn’t replied. Although after watching the pictures provided to media any person can make the same hat in just 20 rupees, if the person works with care.

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