Build Yagi Antenna Wifi Receiver
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Inspired by these references, I decided to build my own Yagi antenna for the Verizon 4G LTE bands. This tutorial. Here, I document the process required to build a 4G LTE Yagi antenna using the construction techniques described in W6PQL's article. His techniques are simple and achievable with relatively common hand tools. I'm planning on buying a Yagi antenna to receive a friends wifi. I currently get about 30% to 38% signal with my routers default antennas. The difference from 30% to 38% you would think would be much in a throughput difference but it definitely is.