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Why do WIFI access points have 2-3 antennae?
And if you wanted to add a remote antenna on a lead (for better antenna
placement), can you just add one and does it matter which of the 2 or 3 sockets you connect it to? Could you even add 2 or 3 external antennae to the same unit? Never understood this... |
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