Will putting a cantenna in a flower planter block wireless signals.

Discussion in 'Wireless Networking' started by dicktracy28, Jan 24, 2007.

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    dicktracy28 Guest

    Hello, I live in an apartment where we're not supposed to put up
    antennas for wireless signals. I'm trying to share wireless internet
    with a neighbor. I was thinking of hiding a cantenna in a flower
    planter. I was wondering if putting it in the planter will allow me to
    receive wireless signals well. Thanks.
     
    dicktracy28, Jan 24, 2007
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    Jack \(MVP-Networking\). Guest

    Hi
    As long as the Front side is not masked by the flowers it should be OK.
    Jack (MVP-Networking).
     
    Jack \(MVP-Networking\)., Jan 24, 2007
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    GMAN Guest

    If its on your own private accessed balcony , they cant prevent this.
     
    GMAN, Jan 31, 2007
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    ato_zee Guest

    I part coated an apprx 7 inch thin wall plastic flower pot
    with kitchen aluminium foil, and used a ZyDas based USB
    wireless adapter (9.99 UKPDS inc P&P) does what you
    want, fantastic. Worth a try.
     
    ato_zee, Jan 31, 2007
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