how can i send & receive wireless signals at short distance(few meters)?
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well,\n\nif you meant what technology should you be using, then i recommend using FM or Bluetooth; each have some pros and cons!\n\nFM is cheaper to implemet, but harder to implemet, bluetooth (lets say 2 serial bluetooth adapters) are more expensive but much much easier to implement... specially with digital signals!\n\nif you ccan edit or give more information about what you want maybe i can help you more!
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Only if they are at the same distance from the station and the same atmospheric conditions. The farther the receiver, the longer it takes for the signal to be received.
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through radio waves ... try control panel, wireless network setup wizard
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There are wireless routers that give a speed boost to the signal. They take the information and pump it through faster than a normal signal. You could also put some signal extensions on the router so that it throws the signal further. These are all suggestions that would help you out, I think. You can also upgrade your internet service to something fater, too. I guess we would need more information before we can accurately determine what will help you best.
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You can send it using USB Bluetooth Dongle. But It only works for 15 Meter range!
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you should be fine with that kind of signal... make sure the laptop network settings is set to dhcp, also make sure you do not have an access control list setup on the wireless (like only certain MAC addresses can connect)\nIt does not have to be matching equipment though it usually works better that way. And when trying to boost the signal you normally put an amplifier on the access point and a higher gain antenna on the wireless card
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Find or build a jammer for frequencys above 820 and below 900mhz. Set the jammer to where the calls are made. Have a antenna wire run throughout the area. Good luck.
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use a wireless router or a crossover cable
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Right Click The wereless Icon-> View Available connections-> choose the one which has the best range and then connect it, Dat it
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Linksys has a nice wireless/wired unit that is great, I have been using mine in a big church for some time now, and it works flawlessly, and was easy to set up.
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Very simply get a wireless router and a broadband connection (i.e. DSL or Cable modem)
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You would probably be better off with a USB wireless adapter. USB doesn't cause conflicts. You can get a Netgear wireless adapter thats pretty good.
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Satellite Internet or use your neighbors wifi network :).
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IEEE 802.11g dictates that a wireless g router oppertating at 2.4 ghz will trasmit to ranges of 300 meters (approxiamtely 100 feet). However, normal enviromental conditions can cause this distance to change. usually, for the worse. Besides before you do this, think about both the ethical, and legal consquences related to what you are thinkin bout doing, also, the person on the other side of that connection might have enough knowlegde to hack your computer.
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a wireless communication standard.
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You can extend its range by using powered USB hubs theoretically. To do this, run a 10 foot cable to a hub (make sure the hub is the kind that plugs into an electrical outlet) and then plug the device into the hub. Theoretically (though I've never seen anyone try this), you could daisy chain one hub to another and extend the range almost indefinitely.
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Tutorial...\n\nhttp://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html