Re: internal wifi antenna
- From: Rôgêr <abuse@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2005 00:20:23 -0400
juliuslr@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I just installed a mini PCI wifi (802.11b) card in my TP600X and also installed a pair of internal antenna routed just below the keyboard. The signal received is very weak (one bar). So I disconnected that antenna pair and hook up a spare and route that one outside if the laptop. Same weak signal. Looking at the antenna wire, it looked like a very small coax cable, terminated at one end on a small coax type connector (center pin and snap ring on the ground side. What bothers me is the other end. both the center wire and ground is soldered to a thin metal bracket. So how does this antenna work when resistance wise it is a short ?
It won't work if it's as you described. Would it be too painful to you to mention the brand/model of the wireless gear?
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