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02GF74

posted on 14/10/16 at 10:40 AM Reply With Quote
aerial for WiFi card

I have one of these internal WiFi card that I would like to fit. There is a tiny connector, circled in orange, that I assume is for the aerial - yes?

If so then I would like to can I buy an aerial to fit - what should I be searching for?

Just to add to my confusion, some cards have two tiny connectors - is one for WiFi and other for Bluetooth?

I've look at various pci antennas and they have two wires - black and white - what is significance of the colour and which way round do they connect to card?



[Edited on 14/10/16 by 02GF74]






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Schrodinger

posted on 14/10/16 at 10:44 AM Reply With Quote
how about
Wifi Aerial





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avagolen

posted on 14/10/16 at 07:21 PM Reply With Quote
If they are the really small connectors, it may be easier getting hold of a dead laptop and using it aerial wire.





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02GF74

posted on 20/10/16 at 05:11 PM Reply With Quote
Abandonned this route since they are 2g.

Bought a 5g wifi usb dongle for £7






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tims31

posted on 20/11/16 at 05:57 PM Reply With Quote
Where from, do you have a link please??





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coyoteboy

posted on 20/11/16 at 06:16 PM Reply With Quote
Wi-Fi? You mean gprs ?






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