The wifi antenna reflector we made last month has been amazing!

 

For the sake of bending a bit of aluminum and adding a way of attaching it we now have a wifi signal of twice the power as normal.
The trick is to shape the metal into a parabolic shape and place it around the existing antenna. Parabolic reflectors are used for satellite antenna, light reflectors and a whole host of other uses where you want to concentrate light or electronic beams into a focus point.

Just aim the reflector to where you think the signal is coming from.

 

The more accurate the parabolic shape and the closer to existing antenna is placed in the sweet spot in the reflector, the higher the gain you will get but the more accurate you will need to be to aim it at the source.

There plenty of sources for DIY antenna like this on the web (WIFI, Antenna, amplifier  ..etc)

 

This is going to be a MUST HAVE for me in the future!

 

ps.
Mike and I are available for consultancy and manufacturing for $10,000/hour and minimum production runs of 1,000 units, lol.