Hello,
I have a problem.
I'm unable to get a reliable wireless connection in my bedroom. I believe the problem's poorly wired/insulated electrics within the walls.
Signal wise, I'm consistently at 5 bars, but while downloading my speed fluctuates between 1000ksec and 5ksec though the signal strength remains 'excellent' at all times.
Outside my room the problem does not occur.
What I'd like to do is run an antenna from my wireless card outside my room.
I don't know a great deal about wireless atenna's, can I make my own? Or would it be cheaper to buy an atenna that comes with an exceptionally long cable, or a removal cable that I can replace with a larger one?
Please advise, heh.
laze.


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