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Reflector Fabrication
We take an aluminum can from cola. The volume does not matter - 0.25 or 0.33 ml.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-2.jpg)
Drink or pour the drink.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-3.jpg)
We make two cuts in the jar on top and bottom of the jar. Approximately half the cans in length.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-4.jpg)
Next, make a cut with a knife along the middle in full length.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-5.jpg)
Bend the resulting petals or wings.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-6.jpg)
Cut off excess if the wings are too long and interferes. Make them long does not make much sense, and will interfere.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-7.jpg)
We dress a hole for opening the router on the Wi-Fi antenna and direct it to the receiving subscribers. It's simple, isn't it?
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-8.jpg)
It can be glued with hot glue for reliability to the router, but this is not critical.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-9.jpg)
Check the signal.
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-10.jpg)
![](http://img.uaft2404.org/img/sdela-2019/wi-fi-5-11.jpg)
Here is such a, essentially penny craft can increase the power of the Wi-Fi signal by 20-30 percent. And you just need nothing - a used can from under the drink.
And so, friends, make your signal reflector, and about your results, please write in the comments. Thanks for your attention!
Watch a video of making a reflector and improving Wi-Fi reception
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