Posts Tagged ‘wifi’
AirLive WAE-085GP WIFI Omni Antenna
Friday, January 4th, 2008
Link to the original site whit pictures : http://wavetenna.blogspot.com
This omni antenna specification are available from Ovisilink or like AirLive.com WAE-085GP
Band : 2.4Ghz 802.11b 802.11g WIFI bands
Gain of 8.5 Dbi
Connector type - Female N-Type
Polarization - Vertical
Dimensions - 570 x 29 mm
And pictures are from the rt_rex site http://www.wavetenna.blogspot.com/
So this is a quite interesting antenna. This is the first REAL antenna that is similar to this strange picture that circulate on the internet :

The dimension did not match but the idea is very similar. quite interesting match really.
There is nothig on the net about this Radproject 2000 or anything about this upper design.
12dBi MP12 Quad Stacked Omni 2.4/5 GHz Antenna
Friday, December 7th, 2007
Multipolarized antenna from wifi plus.
Blueprint is found on www.zero13wireless.net/forum visit site for more info and pictures.
Specification and pictures of the original antenna :
• Compact Omni head design
• Dual Band Frequency
• Beamwidth: 360° Horizontal, 15° Vertical
• Quad Stack improves gain to 12dBi
• 7° downtilt for height installation
• Includes pole mount bracket for mast mounting up to 1.625″ O.D.
It is surprising that they give this antenna as dual band?
So this is the top omni model of this kind of antennas.
And I can’t find it on site - so it seems that it is not manufactured anymore.
And interesting part :
MP emitting element :
Ground mounting :
Parts list :
Blueprint :
Mounting mast is wooden.
We waiting for the first test.
Wi-Fi SWR Meter
Tuesday, November 20th, 2007On the www.lan23.ru are updated page for building wifi swr meter. mcWit was able to find replacement of the BAT62-03W Schottky diode used by pe2er.nl in his design. New diode is hsms-2822
There are several changes in the elements in due diode change. I can’t understand everything written on the site. But everything is there and all is build and tested.
Now just need to wait for more documentation.
Here is a picture of the finished device :






