Q&A: Can I change the shape of my home wifi router's coverage area? From circular to a thinner, longer area?|home router

I have a home wifi access top but the location where I can place it in the house is not optimal. If the wifi signal radiates equally from the router, is there a way to exchange this such that the signal radiates to one management or two directions only, without by a special mast? This is so I can maximize coverage, since my house is more long than wide.

Answer by early over
No…not without purchasing additional hardware.

If you do not have a lot of cash invested or you can wait. The 11N standards will be out soon and you must be able to get a more commanding, quicker, more secure router which will take care of your conundrum.

Answer by RDNZL
You can get a signal director from compusa for in this area $ 10 or make on with tin foil. But that will send it to one management, couldnt do it to more than one without getting another router.

Answer by Stephen M
No such luck! You may need to set up a following wireless router if you have too low a signal in parts of your home.

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I want to use my wirelss AT&T express card benefit as the source for internet. Is there a way or product (router) that can do this? If not, how do I make a tiny network with one laptop as the host (with the card installed) and allow other computers that also have wireless capability to be a part of the network.

Answer by ez80227
that’s not an express card, it’s a pcmcia or usb dongle.
but to anser your q, yes. kyocera makes the kr-1. owned one for a even as w/ a gallop card.

Answer by Bruno
It really depends what develop of AT&T Express card you have their are 4 or 5 different models and designs within like 3 being of eachother.

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