5 GHz Biquad Yagi Antenna (Wifi)

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Due to the compact design of a high-frequency Biquad Yagi antenna, it's often simpler to wrap wire around its frame instead of intricate bending procedures. To create this makeshift setup, start by wrapping the wire while securing the edges with an edge tool. Next, solder the loop shut to create a secure seal. Finally, use a second tool to tighten the central section. This design still requires improvement overall. Despite these limitations, I was able to achieve a 30% increase in throughput compared to a standard 5dbi antenna during my testing against two concrete walls. In this scenario, the Yagi antenna managed to deliver 100 mbps, while the standard antenna only reached 70 mbps. Ideal working conditions involve using copper wire with a diameter of 1mm for optimal performance. To-do list: * Add a feed for coaxial cable * Incorporate an outer ring to hold six edge tools and two middle tighteners in place, ensuring all components are properly aligned.