Wi-Fi Gun DIY / Powerful Antenna for Wi-Fi !

[@AstrobumTV]

Thanks! I finally can communicate with my family back home in Andromeda

[@saidulislam6180]

I guess it is fake.. Anyone ensure that this gun is working 100%?

[@DD4DA]

Yes, sure - this works. It's a Yagi-Design who uses dishes instead rods. It's surely not as efficient as a a konstruction who uses rods. What Kind of polarity has got this antenna?

[@timothyfidler2088]

This Video is a provocation from Putin to ensure the West uses up all its valuable strategic copper resources before he declares war on us... Trump told me. Commos don't change their spots.

[@hqdefault]

Circular polarization. It might have some advantages.

[@nikoli4s]

@@saidulislam6180 для начала сделай и проверь, а уже только потом пизди что это фейк :D пацаны ваще ребята! красаучеги! :D Respect bro :D

[@emptech]

In antenna design, it's called a surface wave antenna. Each of the small disks is equivalent to an infinite number of wires, ends up being a disk. The small disks are called directors. The antenna is essentially a yagi. The very last disk, the large one, is a reflector, the one the inner conductor goes to is called a driven element. If you want to make it weather proof, put it inside some pvc plastic water pipe. I've found that some of the measurements have to be empirically determined.

[@billmcnew5478]

How did he know the exact distance to space the disks?

[@thenthson]

Could you scale it up more to increase range

[@royalag007]

@@thenthson but this will effect the wave width which could be is his case around 15-20 degree not an exact number but closer to realite so all that you do when you scale it up is just to more focus the wave width which is not really recommend (if it just for experimental reason it will work just fine and pick a further access point or wifi hotspot but for dailyuse you will face a several disconnection instances because of the poor wave width especially if you put the antenna outside ) the main reason why this actually work is this key word "focus the power into smaller area " in more simpler word ; let's suppose the antenna in it original state require 5w to power the receiver but because the wave width is so much wider (around 60-70 degree of wave width ) the wave range will be shorter around 50 m (if there is no obstacle = in the air) but thanks to the narrow wave width of the wifi gun this 5w will be focused so the range will increase so much it could literally 10 times (around 500-700m) by the way the 5w power requirement could not be an actual real number but from what i read it's reality close to reality i guess)

[@jianfang3077]

👍

[@googlacco]

@@thenthson no, is only 100 mW

[@nonothebot]

For any radio transmission, the most important is the antenna, and you just proved it again. Congratulations for this high gain antenna.

[@english-ranith.yakalle]

I'm a Sri Lankan teacher. I had to face network problem when I was teaching online. I had gone out side to teach before built this antena. Anyway, now I can do the classes at home safely. Thank you, thank you very much for your very useful explanation.

[@nissankaajith9258]

Sir hodatama signl tiyenawda dan me antenna eka build krata passe

[@rhadnom]

Dude, I cannot tell if it's sarcastic or genuinely

[@georgecarlinn6288]

I see this same comment in all antenna videos wtf

[@ralger]

I love the excitement you guys generate by making your stuff work so well with so little in resources and so much in ingenuity !

[@billmcnew5478]

It is fascinating.

[@danielmeecham464]

From Canada: Hey, you rock guy! Keep up the great work, you're brilliant! You've incentivized me so I'm going to build a couple Antenna guns to experiment also. We're all good as something, You're good at what you do so don't stop!

[@jaybyrd6777]

They work?

[@straycursor5562]

@@jaybyrd6777 of course they do

[@georgecarlinn6288]

Daniel did it work for you

[@gamuchiraindawana2827]

Why won't Daniel answer?😂

[@educatedmanholecoverbyrich8890]

This is FAKE.

[@franciscomacedo2704]

Those guys live in the cold version of Mad Max

[@huehuehuehuehue]

Slav Max

[@robertrajnicki8339]

some kind of metro also

[@mihaia8119]

aka Mad Ivan

[@anunax]

Worse, they live in Ukraine

[@Lukasbakke]

hahahaah :D lov it

[@waheedsyed2195]

From India: Hi Very useful Keep up the great work, you are a brilliant man. You're good at what you do so don't stop! keep continue, thank you and God bless you

[@spicymemeboi2646]

6:47 The ultimate Slavmobile

[@JustinTopp]

Lol

[@frostiqa5934]

xDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[@DaSali97]

Blyatmobile

[@avk100]

with the ultimate windshield control

[@zviki68]

Yeah, from old Lada? But I wonder how he can past the registration...

[@sigung01]

Between the unsynchronized audio and the zombie apocalypse car this video was a real hoot! Loved it!

[@eco-castle2957]

He's speaking Russian and dubbed the English on :-P But yes, very cool car.

[@jasontitley1988]

Looks like something from the 60s Sci fi series lost in space. I love stuff that is made in garden sheds. The best ideas come from folk like him.

[@mscir]

This guy's a wild man. Great job and fun to watch!

[@luciochagas3458]

Damn that soldering iron! You can sew ships together with one of those.

[@lordsauron2487]

@DUKE LANGUAGE CENTER THAT AGAIN!

[@MrCalrichy]

Its a modified curling iron.

[@MiguelDeMarchena]

that is a 200 watts soldering iron good to solder heavy stuff like old tv flybacks and transformers

[@fun1467]

Hahaha

[@EViL3666]

I came for the WIFI... but watched for that CAR! .. One man's junk, is another man's treasure

[@ronaldharris6569]

Search ratrods,or dieselpunk,that car is just the tip of the iceberg of cool homebuilder stuff out there

[@labibbidabibbadum]

Crazy WiFi guy leaves house and gets into that car. My surprise level... 0.5 out of 10.

[@akbartaufan5435]

I know right... Cool buggie :)

[@jansdavisbelerts1196]

That car is dope...i love it

[@chresilzkiesango5894]

Hello earth! Using this method to use your wifi from mars.

[@Neo.neonR3]

You wont need data at this point

[@xandercreates6766]

You probably had to scale it up a lot I bet P.S I know the comment is a joke

[@SekFuny]

Whats the weather like

[@sunilkumshah8704]

Hey martian You need to make 20

[@jek__]

you're gonna need to use a higher frequency wifi signal. The earth's atmosphere is opaque to 2.5 and 5ghz radiation. I think the sun would interfere with the internet if we used signals high enough to penetrate the atmosphere though

[@fan1701]

You guys are rock stars! Love the truck! Greetings from Arkansas, USA.

[@oliversmith9200]

They are. That's what they are, and friendly, casual, watch out for guards, feel at home rock stars. Greetings to you too from next door in flat central Oklahoma. Ya'll have nice forests and hills over there. Especially those Ouachita Mountains down around Mena.

[@V8Power5300]

We need to see more of that car

[@irayz2677]

Yes. I wouldn’t be playing wifi.

[@MrDegsy69]

Awesome wheels! They would make meercat proud! 😂😂😂

[@Incognito-uk3pk]

Slav way of life.. Drive an WW2 snow vehicle Drink some Kvass And of course, steal your neighbor Sergey wifi

[@RadioFreqPL]

kvas is great :D

[@БогданМазепа-л1ы]

Когда Славяне победили Наполеона, Франция не стала колонией. Гитлер и Муссолини не славянине .

[@Incognito-uk3pk]

@NaDopros 😂😂😂😂😂

[@adzamkaulana9343]

i need some good russian cartoon, that can slack off my belly.

[@scrapingE-wastebyMarsi]

Respect from Serbia! Brothers forever.

[@DavidBeukes]

Thank you so much for making a dubbed English version of your video. It helps ignorant people like me.

[@ONE_OF_MANY-MANY_OF_ONE]

Here in America it's called threaded rod stock. Make sure it isn't stainless steel or plated for the rod and nuts. Just regular grade 5 steel will do. And I myself would use a clear coat spray to protect from corrosion. I wonder how much more radiation these things put out?

[@koopax9085]

America: just get a wifi extender timmy Russia: let’s just build a WiFi extender but let’s make it a gun!

[@Jberv]

I wish i could react laughing in here 😂😂

[@theboysneeds]

hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahaha true

[@girfjordan]

@Olaf Clemens No Ukrain is DNR

[@dilloncompton6930]

Koopa x you must’ve not watched the video as he had already got a WiFi extender and used it in the project

[@indigoseti]

@advsoft Not always only those who have no mind to make. They only work and buy as it takes no changing or growing skills. But that is not all Americans, some of us will always make or repair over buying if materials permit.

[@lajoswinkler]

That vehicle is the only car that has ever managed to scare me over the screen. :D

[@jan_harald]

manual wipers are the best it practically REQUIRES multiple people in order to drive properly

[@tockicohi7703]

What's the worst that could happen? A few shots of Ukrainian Vodka (off camera) likely smooths out the operation considerably! jk/ I/m with you....

[@mackie_p]

That car is something else hahaha

[@SmokeyBeard]

Wish we could get away with cars like that in the UK,i would have something wild as hell

[@k1zmt]

It is totally illegal to drive that car, it will never make through checkup. Guys are living in the small village in the Ukraine so not so much police and no traffic around and it lets them build things like that without being punished.

[@tockicohi7703]

What kind of punishment did you have in mind , daddy?

[@kishanpreston1533]

that car stole from mad Max furry road 😂😂 kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6XNeIeoi9yFqJY

[@مسترمحمدسامح]

لا يعلم مدي ابداعك الا مستخدمين كالي لينكس❤

[@JCDadalus]

This makes sense. I thought about doing this but its nice to know somebody else actually did it. Antennas are all essentially the same. Well done man. the 30mm measurement per antenna dish and 5 dish set up gives you a 5 G connection as well. Well done.

[@educatedmanholecoverbyrich8890]

It's Fake.

[@JohnGreco-tu9we]

@@educatedmanholecoverbyrich8890it’s not fake dipshit it’s called a surface wave antenna and they work very well

[@explorermike19]

This is too cool. Just seeing these guy's lifestyle is worth watching How can I get manual windshield wipers for my car??!!

[@ronaldharris6569]

Take the motor link off.

[@ronaldharris6569]

Take the motor link off.and push the link with your hand.

[@sammyboyroute]

By building a time machine and going to 1500

[@Iraia_Roberts]

Excellent hack (Wi-Fi Gun). But I'm really impressed with that truck too.

[@ashutoshpandey6110]

does it support monitor mode if we use monitor mode adapter

[@djjuliom]

It's bullshit. Will never work

[@EkOnkarGurbaniChannel]

THETOP10 yea. It will

[@graziflorida4377]

That isn't hacking.

[@deepkhamaru]

This is what a classic KZbin videos looks like to me!

[@Manawyrm]

Haha, the „windshield wiper“ was funny 😂

[@OmegaNet-mj4sm]

find wall bang head. RG6 coax is designed for a 75 ohms res and RG58/174 coax used with SMA connectors has a 50ohm res.

[@eliaschnl]

Damn, that car is so badass! Good job guys!

[@DhananjaySutar1983]

That's a real good wifi gun...Liked and Subscribed from Mumbai, India

[@testosteroneinc.3800]

Wifi? Heck I wanna know about that cool ass homemade ratrod truck! 😍

[@mareksvrcina5279]

That is a heavy duty soldering iron.

[@CarlStreet]

Could drop a bull elephant at 500 meters...:)

[@mereannvillegas8787]

Damn boy

[@mscir]

I know I was laughing at that beast too.

[@garyr7027]

It's crude

[@zachreyhelmberger894]

Copper sheets like this can really suck away the heat from a soldering iron so a big one like this is almost a necessity to get the solder to melt.

[@AvroAero1]

Imagine attaching this to a raspberry pi and broadcasting access to a hard drive full of info

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

We all know the calculus concept of spinning a semicircle to form a sphere. Is this antenna effectively a Yagi that has been spun around its longitudinal axis, so that each rod in the Yagi becomes a disc? - a sort of Yagi for all polarisations? If you transmit from this antenna, what polarisation does the wave have? Does the antenna out-perform a Yagi that is communicating with another, similarly orientated Yagi - in other words, both are horizontal, or both vertical?

[@anonnona6940]

Man it's amazing what you guys do in such harsh conditions of I'm guessing Ukraine. More power and prayers to you man. Keep doing good.

[@MkwRa]

Shyam Bahmani no its russia

[@zaminhuseynov9201]

its oficcial Ukraine zone, but occupied by russia since 2014-2015

[@ApenasUmPH]

Grozilo Grozev lol

[@zynegaming3329]

Shyam Bahmani

[@robe.3335]

07:03 Seeing that MANUAL windshield wiper action filled me up with joy for your ingenuity. Amazing!!!! So my friends, this gun is better than the biquad/double biquads right?

[@billmcnew5478]

Yeah. That impressed me too. This guy should patent some inventions

[@jyack275]

that car is soo cool. Its like a Mad Max ride.

[@MM4Xta]

Respect to those highly intelligent IT guys. I know we rock! 😊

[@thisissoeasy]

Cool! Just what I need... (You earned my subscription with this!) Cheers from Outback Australia.

[@nicholas1460]

In Russia neighbor's WIFI steals you.

[@kevingordonmclean50]

😂😂😂😂

[@clayblob2]

🤣😂

[@sayans_creation]

😂😂

[@obiwankenobi2749]

Loads wifi gun with malicious intent*

[@norakeuyeuy9527]

😂😂😂 lmao

[@visionofwellboyofficial]

Nice video but make sure the antenna impedance is 50 or 75 ohms. Also you should consider the VSWR (voltage-standing wave ratio) is very mandatory

[@gpslightlock1422]

Love that truck. It could be a whole nother episode!

[@RobynTapps]

Bro your car is better than that wifi gun...

[@Yahya.E312]

😂😜😂😜😂 Hulk العجيب

[@adrianTNT]

Would be a big car fail if the wifi gun was better than the car :))

[@zurkocardis6245]

99th

[@esotericmelody9718]

@سعودي فخم I was drinking water and I blew it through my nose

[@jek__]

Not at catching wifi signal...

[@heckc280]

"Holy Doughnut!" Aroma therapy light bulb @ 4:58? Love this guy! =).

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

People will do very hard things to *get WiFi :-)* The Internet is a powerful magnet !

[@MarkoHR]

epSos.de The internet is a series of tubes*

[@bobbobson5595]

Marko420 Magnetic tubes!

[@BillAnt]

And don't forget the ever popular *FLUX CAPACITOR!!* :D

[@reubencampbell-barker1937]

I'm in a good mood now so nice

[@oliverhel9629]

one of the first videos i ever watched from your channel

[@Xallarap]

You trying to compensate for something with that soldering iron?

[@2Adept]

its thicker than i am for believing this video works as well as it does

[@lwtve]

I think it's actually the most common soldering iron in post-soviet states, just a heating element plugging directly into the mains, and a wooden handle. It's also copper without any coating IIRC.

[@timothyvaher2421]

Unplug that Russian ICBM Soldering Gun too fast and it will launch an EMP blast over a small city. - Watchmen

[@ShadowlordDio]

the lack of capitalism

[@oliversmith9200]

Maybe, but, there's no shortage of the electricity behind the heat on that whonker.

[@TheRealFobican]

Effectively you went from making a wifi receiver that looks like a space age laser gun from the cartoons between 1940-1970 to making a wifi signal amplifier with two serving each purpose. Brilliant.

[@raynic1173]

Mr. Spacely.....

[@educatedmanholecoverbyrich8890]

This is FAKE, as a 13 cms user, building my own kit, I know a con job when I see it.

[@RickySwan]

Fantastic..! Several interesting concepts. I *love* the capacitive coupling trick with the phone. One point: For mounting on the roof, I have always found it much easier to just use the pigtail and a USB extension cable (or USB over CAT5) and put the adaptor up with the antenna. Less coax gives much better RSSI. Thanks guys....!

[@educatedmanholecoverbyrich8890]

THIS IS FAKE, and you are gullible.

[@RickySwan]

@@educatedmanholecoverbyrich8890 We've been spotted guys. He's found us. How did you get here? Fine. Ok. You're right. It's all fake. But not because we're gullible. But because we fucking hate you.

[@arkangel8709]

This is the best video I ever seen, about wi-fi.!!

[@anassyria5176]

1:16 And of course no video can be slav approved without a bear in it

[@MISSchievousXP]

lool..very imaginitive

[@RiyanHidayat25]

Thanks, finally I can connect to my cousin in Asgard

[@CousinSteve]

Everything about this video looks like it was made 15 years ago.

[@delugereport3561]

for me looks just Rusia

[@राजपूत-व8ड]

Beh k loade

[@राजपूत-व8ड]

@@a.k.p7030 😜

[@CrimsonHarpLovegoddess_1]

Because Russia is about 15 years behind usa

[@nofyfb123]

@@CrimsonHarpLovegoddess_1 Are you saying alabama trailer park trash can make something like that? And I am not even talking about inventing it. Or anything for that matter.

[@paulhumphries4644]

That's A Really Great idea, because it provides a solution to the Problem of poor wifi range. Gonna Build that asap. Thanx.

[@GimmeMonie]

Please let us know if it actually works.

[@LarsLondian]

You will get much better results if you use a proper coax line. It is also why it was difficult to find the connector. The wifi & router Coax are 50 ohm impedance & your television coax is 75 ohm impedance. Be Careful you don't exceed the maximum Effective Radiated Power (ERP) Radio Frequency Burns are bad for your health.

[@titou1384]

It's unidirectional, though, so as long as he doesn't spend his time staring at the antenna while sitting in the beam, I guess it's fine...

[@unsettledroell]

Titou1384 no it’s directional. Btw, if you transmit with this antenna also, you will exceed max EIRP, because WiFi already transmits at max EIRP when using low gain antennas.

[@titou1384]

Yeah, sorry, that's what I meant, in French "unidirectionnel" means it emits in one direction... Which I thought to translate into "unidirectional" in English, but what I meant was indeed directional.

[@glytchd]

Titou1384 - uniDirectional is Correct guys. :/ OMNI-Directional = ALL Directions (Typical antenna) UNI-Directional = ONE Direction (ex. YAGi) BI-Directional = information Transmission in both directions OR an ANT that broadcasts/receives in 2 opposing directions simultaneously. Might be useful in a static-relay system, but in this case -DOES NOT APPLY- All Network traffic is going to be bi-directional. I presume ppl misapply bidirectional because they are thinking of the data transmission. Yet we are describing PHYSICAL PROPERTIES of the ANT. OMNI directional is the word Unsettled and others seem to be unaware of, even thought it was in common use just 10 years ago. Maybe because it reminds them of Religion?? *SHRUG* Omni-potent = all powerful

[@mouse454]

Don't think there can be serious safety issues here since someone putting their Omni wireless modem in metal shelving will unintentionally set up a directional reflector with >15dB gain. Probably better gain than video.

[@zzzyyy6386]

This looks postapocaliptic AF :D great job

[@OfficialNetDevil]

You should attach the antenna to a step motor or something and make it track active WiFi using a Raspberry Pi, like a solar tracker (KZbin it)

[@danielmaxter1928]

Man you guys live like in the Mad Max movie. Post apocalypse world... that car of yours its just like in Mad Max!

[@zerolabs]

Pretty sweet! Much less complicated to build or tune than the 20dbi helical I made. I attach mine to a 1 watt AWUS036H USB Adapter. Creates 100 watts ERP! Have you measured the actual forward gain of your antenna, or swept it with a TDR to measure return loss and bandwidth?

[@Anachronos1]

They dont have any eqipment to measure anything. I think most of the videos are only to get money from weastern people. Everything that they show is already known. They just found hot water again. :D :D :D

[@chriss4365]

what in the world a manual windshield wiper.

[@MrRobert27k]

save on electricity and it got more power

[@jackwagon9411]

That's how they used to do it

[@davithdevries6774]

Next time you step in to a basic car with no equipment, you will appreciate the fully motorized windscreen wipers ;)

[@videoactif]

Old cars had such devices.

[@jm036]

Trabant also had a manual washer pump. Yugo is best car then.

[@theblueseamus]

This helps me a lot, you know when you're fighting alongside with the best fighters on earth you're unable to get in touch to your home planet. BTW writing this comment here in Planet Namic.

[@donpreisler322]

I LOVE Alexander's videos. Very entertaining and just about every one of them would get me arrested here in California. But I'd love to hang out with him. I'll bring the vodka!

[@jan_harald]

protip: make 8 of these antennas attach to each other in a compass layout (like an X and + overlayed on each other) AND a dongle/router/phone/whatever *ultimate wifi coverage*

[@JustinTopp]

jan harald kinda like the large radio telescopes antenna grids

[@jan_harald]

that is omnidirectional, dummy

[@aVoidPiOver2Rad]

You won't increase the range much because the router still sends the same amount of power. Just use a beefy amplifier xD

[@aVoidPiOver2Rad]

jan harald no you are the dummy here xD

[@jan_harald]

lol power and coverage are VERY different things It's like saying making a line into a circle won't increase it's length while the argument is about the area of the shape... *read* what people say

[@barharborbasher249]

Awesome video really looking forward to seeing some cool bastardized projects 👏🏻🙌🏼

[@JamesHurd]

lol

[@MISSchievousXP]

7:46 click n hit pause guys, u wont regret.

[@maknyc1539]

y

[@jozbanjetekil2474]

why am I discovering this channel right now? I love it

[@vampiregoat69]

I tried this now I can use the internet on the mars rover to take control and watch Mars internet movies

[@whitefordpipeshandmadebymi7238]

Cool project ! Thanks for sharing! Peace from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@NurchOK]

I also heard your can charge your cellphone by putting it in the microwave oven

[@yazms.]

Ontario here too buddy

[@user72974]

This video is nostalgic for me. I first got into custom wifi antennas in the mid 2000s. We put a 19 dbi directional antenna on our roof back in the day before WPA was prevalent on peoples' routers. We had the antenna connect to a WRT54G with custom firmware to allow it to use the wifi signal as an internet source for the home network. It was interesting to say the least. :P

[@edmonix6457]

If I replace aluminium instead of copper will it be the same??

[@TheDivergentDrummer]

We used a WRT54G with Tomato and a cantenna to pull a connection from "Linksys - Unsecured wiresless network" about 3km across the lake.

[@climber222]

Love your work, Greetings from Australia

[@Free.Education786]

Hello Sir. Could you please mention the size of each circular plates, distance size between plates, thread bar size n lenghth etc. Thanks for your help and support 👍

[@wookongninja7461]

These guys can do anything, with practically nothing, + genius.

[@carlschmiedeke151]

Has anyone proved it works

[@rafa2234.]

..i dont think so.. maybe ill try it and prove it someday and maybe i would make a video about it…

[@TeamTigerAdv]

Yes it works amazing 🎉

[@_ADL650_]

Yes

[@Silent_boy36]

Hacker om

[@jonayedmostofa6810]

😂​@@rafa2234.

[@mr.wizard2974]

You speak very good English my friend. By any chance are you a science teacher or electronics engineer?

[@MrZorbatron]

If you replace the center screw with something non conductive, and the d4iven element with a properly tuned loop, your antenna will perform much better. Alternatively, electrically isolate the driven element (one in from the back) from the rest of the design, and connect the shield to the reflector (far back element).

[@compositestechbb9087]

Nerd

[@MrZorbatron]

@@compositestechbb9087 Engineer

[@nanik6312]

@@compositestechbb9087 atleast he is not dumb

[@compositestechbb9087]

@@nanik6312 dork

[@AnonUntraced]

​@@compositestechbb9087 ehats your problem?

[@hoseja]

Alternative title: How to get railroaded by your country's telecommunications regulation agency.

[@manib1121]

Right! haha

[@jabuman1]

great video alex!

[@christopherscallio2539]

Who needs 5G when we can have Wi-Fi Guns!

[@neptunez3495]

free wifi blyat

[@jek__]

Isn't this wifi gun 5g? lol or maybe 2.5 i guess

[@selphadur5145]

Somehow ping is 2ms. You get such ping only via cable. I highly douobt that this thing is working and author actually uses cable connection for show. Wi-fi has considerable latency (~15ms or more, depending on obstacles, distance and 2.4ghz/5ghz network congestion).

[@thibautrey]

agree. this seems fake

[@qbiao862]

This is fake tho

[@rocobalt9223]

I've got 2ms ping on wifi too

[@rocobalt9223]

I live in Romania, a country known for the good internet speed.

[@selphadur5145]

@@rocobalt9223 Being in a same room, using antenna on router and sitting almost next to it? Possible. But not over such long distance with a lot of obstacles as shown in video. Signal must make round trip, and that takes time.

[@tylerbrandon460]

You are brilliant! Lost my mind when I saw that yute. That's the coolest truck ever! What is that vehicle?

[@zoltan.rozgonyi]

its made from this Ziguli: www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fc8.alamy.com%2Fcomp%2FBPG3AP%2Fold-russian-car-from-seventies-BPG3AP.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.alamy.com%2Fstock-photo%2Fziguli.html&tbnid=Kmdj-3WeYkRfRM&vet=12ahUKEwj5mLDs4uLoAhUHNuwKHQQnAPkQMyg8egQIARBK..i&docid=YzKaju8tQMZXVM&w=1300&h=956&q=ziguli&ved=2ahUKEwj5mLDs4uLoAhUHNuwKHQQnAPkQMyg8egQIARBK

[@vrwesternaustralia3118]

i like your motivational energy!

[@jessemichaels2818]

"You guys make a cold and dreary town seem like a fun place."

[@dextro3481]

wanted to watch the build of a wifi gun. learned to love slav lifestyle

[@the_green_angle]

great Job,...we makin I-net-stream, and this is what we searching for...thanks man...;) GREAT!!!!

[@mohamednagy4266]

You do it ! if yes please what results that u getting

[@Saki630]

this is insane! Great builds with a weird ass custom car!

[@Ixquick979]

Shouldn't antenna elements be electrically isolated from one another but yours are connect over the metal bolt?

[@1videoshow]

Yes strange

[@LukasFink1]

It doesn't matter, because when they resonate, in the middle there will be a voltage node. It's like when you put a finger softly exactly on the middle of a guitar string (not pressing it down, only soft): You will still be able to hear a sound (not the best example, because here it will be one octave higher).

[@DCFusor]

Lukas is correct (I'm an engineer). Here, the guy used round elements so it's not horizontal or vertically polarized. Further reading : www.antenna-theory.com/antennas/travelling/yagi.php Add "plumber's special" to a yagi search, that part isn't a new idea.

[@maxim25o2]

Zara Hall yes, it is possible. With signal in giga Herz, flow of electricity is different. Wave length is very small. Did You See how build is phone antenna? And why ground is connected to this same copper wired with signal pin? I use for my antenna in computer from old phone. And is working. Maybe signal is this same, but important is that is not worse, then original cheap antenna.

[@jakobrupar1496]

0:31 no way that copper sheet is 3mm thick

[@amber4104]

Why?

[@jakobrupar1496]

Ali Amber because 3mm isn't that easy to cut... You can also see at 0:24 where he is using a ruler, that the plates are not even close to 3mm... I'm pretty sure it's less than 1mm, so he probably meant 0.3mm

[@amber4104]

Plz, can u tell me can i use tin or aluminium

[@jakobrupar1496]

Ali Amber I am not sure about that... I think you should try with aluminium and see if it works

[@furcipus]

3mm is too thick! :D 0.3mm sounds better

[@BenjaminHamm]

Sweet...totally about to steal my parent's wifi from across the road

[@ElliottRodgers]

Looks like you could steal it from across the town

[@biswajyotidas6236]

You rocked the wifi router bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️

[@garystinten9339]

This will take off..I can tell.. Free wifi when needed.. no worries. Make a bigger one next time.. using bathtubs as your metal plates.. you'd probably be able to cover the whole country.

[@Garganzuul]

Yeah. Illegal in most of the Western world.

[@fanoftheterror]

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[@322-k1s]

Nothing is illegal if you dont do anything stupid. building a huge antenna may be theoretically illegal, but if you dont use it on somebody else, then should be fine.

[@AddisonGuynn]

The physics would not work. The behavior of the antenna is based on the size and spacing of the disks. Along with that, radio waves at 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz travel by line of sight, they won't make it past the horizon.

[@Just_a_simple_aussie]

what is this antenna called?

[@3d.maniac]

Try adding a little bit of cerosine and lighting it on fire, it increases its power like crazy!

[@zealandboutin2494]

3D maniac kerosene but I like your comment nonetheless

[@SomeRandomPiggo]

"Wait a few seconds, smartphone needs to find" most Russian thing I have ever heard

[@arashghasemi]

Increase the scale of antenna, add a wideband power amp between the atnetta and usbwifi module. You should be able to receive it from another city

[@La_Muertx_PR]

If you make your own business of this you will get a lot of money trust me everyone will buy it

[@nusus1]

I built it very accurately and works as a signal jammer.. where is problem ? :/

[@typicalg7051]

my school is only 400 meters from my house if I make this I can enjoy home wifi from school. THIS IS TOO POWERFUL

[@ВасилийИванов-х2в]

If between school and your home is not a skyscraper or other house, it is easy to catch the signal.

[@typicalg7051]

@@ВасилийИванов-х2в there is not, and my class is in 2nd floor so its easier to catch the signal

[@ankitpal9761]

TypicalG are you tried ?? It’s worked or not ??

[@dioniciothomas6755]

These guys will defintaly surviving fallout They got the base the car and the right stuff This is why i always love watching this Thes are more than survivalist they are Survivalist of life hacks of chernobyl thank you for the video

[@grtbluyonder88]

Beautifully simple. Well done Russki . I must build one or two of these.

[@mohamednagy4266]

You do it ! if yes please what results that u getting