How to make a 2.4 GHz Yagi antenna (AKIO TV)

I decided to make myself a Yagi antenna to extend the range of my wifi network.
The software used to perform the calculations: Yagi calculator - www.vk5dj.com/y...
(AKIO TV)

[@AKIOTV]

I forgot to mention that the fact that there are only 2 out of three antennas connected during my testing does not have any effect on the performance at all, apparently the AP needs 2 antennas to work properly and adding a third one doesn't seem to do anything, at least when there's only one client connected.

[@Geoffh777]

What was the program you used to display the signal strength?

[@TechKyle]

Awesome video! I really like these little projects where you can also learn a lot.

[@AKIOTV]

I sure like making them too!

[@billybbob18]

Thank you. This worked wonders for me.

[@antoinelb6532]

Thx it helped me a lot! Hi from Belgium!

[@drmustafa00]

thanks for the practical information

[@slender1357]

I like your mic setup lol

[@gmoney_swag1274]

What gauge/material wire did you use?

[@markward7088]

Good thing this guy didn't grow up in the 1990s when 56k per second (actual speeds about 15k to 20k) was all we had. It took 12 hours to download a 20 MB file. Fast forward 30 years from now, this guy's grandson will be complaining about awful 10GB speeds

[@william848]

Right! It's a good job we're not required to pull 20MB to load modern web content on a daily basis. Get with the times you silly goose.

[@network7598]

do i need to ground the directors and replectors or not? please help

[@AKIOTV]

no

[@ve-uh7tq]

Thx for the video

[@Stevef-sk3jc]

and ill tell you why.. that yagi has rf blockage because your boom is too wide

[@saeedle2785]

Good job 👍

[@AKIOTV]

Thanks!

[@robkeizer5467]

what for power supply did you use?

[@AKIOTV]

Power supply?

[@garrygemmell5676]

Nice video - Always a good day when you learn something new - Been a good day! >;o)