Ok,firstly,you need to know,what is WiFi?WiFi an abbreviation for "wireless fidelity," refers to the radio frequencies that provide wireless Internet access for a computer. A problem that often occurs when using a WiFi router is that the location of your computer isn't optimal for obtaining the best signal from your WiFi antenna. This can lead to a weak Internet signal and wobbly connection. One solution to such a problem is to purchase a manufactured WiFi extender for hundreds of dollars. However, a better option is to follow the easy steps below and make your own WiFi extender for less than 50 cents.

INSTRUCTION.

Things You?ll Need:

* Parabolic reflector template (see Resources)
* Aluminum foil
* Glue stick
* Scissors


Step1
Download the parabolic reflector template (see Resources). Resize as desired, keeping the indicated square as a square, and print on cardstock.

Step2
Glue the template to a piece of aluminum foil. Cut out the two sections of the template.

Step3
Cut slits in the template sections as indicated by the dashes and crosses on the template.

Step4
Place the six tabs of the "Windsurfer" section in the openings of the rectangular section.

Step5
Position your new parabolic reflector WiFi extender over the antenna on your WiFi router. The reflector slides on the antenna through the openings you cut in the "Windsurfer" section.

Step6
Locate your WiFi router in one corner of your house or business and point the openings of your WiFi extender toward the other corners for optimal results.

Step7
Enjoy a stronger and more reliable wireless connection.