Sprint's WiMax aussie

[Guest]

Solved cheers all for the help

 

[bill001g]

It depends on if your goal is to actually use the sprint system or if it is to build toys to mess with. If you were to spend $10 on a commercial antenna you will be much better off. You want to avoid using any cable if you can, in most cases home built stuff will lose more in the cable that you gain with the antenna.

Although you can get a antenna that says it is designed for 2.5 it likely isn't all the different than a 2.4 antenna that are extremely common. Antenna have a pretty broad range of frequencies.

If you really want to build one just follow the instructions for a 2.4 it not like you are using materials that have close enough tolerances to let you tune it to a frequency anyway.

 

[Guest]

@Bill:

Thanks for the information, Bill.

 

[bill001g]

It picking up 1.9 is a good indication it will work very well on 2.5. Some are tuned rather narrow...2.4-2.5 is very close 2.4 vs 1.9 I would have said was much less likely.

 

[Guest]

It picking up 1.9 is a good indication it will work very well on 2.5. Some are tuned rather narrow...2.4-2.5 is very close 2.4 vs 1.9 I would have said was much less likely.

Alright then, will give it a try! Thanks for the information.

 

[Titus Koehn]

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i use this it works great