http://www.wwc.edu/~frohro/Airport/Primestar/Primestar.html

This works, I did something similar about 2 years ago when I was waiting for my DSL connection to get set up. There was an old abandon dish antenna already mounted on my roof and a coax cable installed from my living room to that antenna. I just cut off the ends and spliced without fittings... more

Reviewed by Flyingcloud Apr 29 2005, 07:59pm ( 51 reviews ) • wwc.edu

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Rated by clon-gimini on Oct 24 2007, 9:31am

suna muy bien, sobre todo por la cantidad de dish que andan botando por la basura...
Rated by ManOfCrisis on Oct 23 2007, 8:31am

Long Range WiFi Antenna.
Reviewed by saarataylor on Oct 08 2007, 6:04am

Antennas at creative use. A great idea for a project.
Rated by Noctum-Solaris on Sep 07 2007, 11:36am

This may, I rather think, be of great use to me in the future. I have often dreamed of creating a sort of family MAN and with the range sugested here it may be possible.
Rated by Hudzon on May 23 2007, 3:04pm

"Use a Surplus Primestar Dish as an IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networking Antenna"
Rated by sleeplessinKL on Apr 29 2007, 8:55pm

From the page: "Use a Surplus Primestar Dish as an IEEE 802.11 Wireless Networking Antenna" Sounds pretty interesting. I wonder if it works?
Rated by isk9 on Apr 28 2007, 1:38pm

I'm half temped to try this right now...
Rated by ProvoCoder on Mar 12 2007, 6:40pm

This will kick your homemade cantenna up a notch...
Reviewed by notoriousred on Jan 22 2007, 8:18pm

Yes! Finally something to do with that dish on my roof...

Installing is Easy!