[MLB-WIRELESS] RE: Re[2]: [MOB-WIRELESS] Dirty big dish...

[Bryce Letcher]

I should also point out that its not gain that's important to the receiver.
Gain is only going to affect the signal strength, which is fairly
irrelevant. What we need is signal to noise ratio and having a huge gain
receive antenna wont help that  :(

Bryce


It's a pity the WiFi cards are made as transceivers. As separate units TX
and RX, you could run different antennas, and the point about to much gain?
That's only true for the transmitter.

;)

Bryce



At 08:25 PM 20/06/2002 +1000, you wrote:

> >>
> >> It's likely that it will give you to much gain, even if you
> >> did make a 2.4 GHz to feed it (such as a cantenna).
> >>
> > It's not possible to have too much gain. ;-)
>
>Legally speaking, it is. Not that it is a real issue in practice.



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