This clever use of beer can is an ultra cheap tech hack. This method has been proven to improve Wi-Fi reception from around 2 bars to about 4 on average, varying between 3 and 5. Give it a go – all you've got to waste is a beer can!
Steps
1. Gather the required materials. These are :
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| Materials Required |
• An empty, clean 500ml (16.9 fl oz) beer can
• A Stanley knife or similar safety knife
• A pair of scissors strong enough to cut through thin metal (most will do it)
• A small piece of poster tack or similar adhesive
2. Clean the beer can. Make sure there is no residue left inside.
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| Clean the can |
3. Take the ring-pull off the can.
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| Take the ring-pull off |
4. Cut the end off the beer can where there's no opening. Do this using the Stanley knife or similar suitable safety knife.
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| Cut through red line |
5. Cut around the end with the opening almost all the way. Leave a little bit of metal to keep attached the part that will be the base (see the white line in the illustration).
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| Cut through Red Line |
6. Cut along the middle of the can in a straight line, opposite to the piece of metal attaching the base.
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| Cut Along middle |
7. Being careful, open up the middle piece of metal by bending it until it vaguely resembles the shape of a radar dish.
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| Open up the middle piece |
8. Place the completed Wi-Fi booster on your router. Place it so that the antenna pokes through the opening, and stick the base of the can to the router with a small piece of poster tack or other suitable adhesive. It's time to test how much your Wi-Fi is now boosted!
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Source : http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Wi-Fi-Booster-Using-Only-a-Can
