PeoPericoli
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Hallo everybody, this is my first time here, so I want to show a solution taked on my AzboxPremiumHD some moths ago because I think is possible to help somebody also here 
Well, how you know the wi-fi hardware in azbox have not the same power like that in a notebook!!! So is a problem to put azbox in a Wlan if your router is not near
The solutions are 3:
1 - change the antennas;
2 - power line;
3 - access point (extender);
I made the first because it is the more cheapest and easy to do.
The original antennas are 2 spin connected to the chassis. They have been isolated.
Coupled the connections to the wi-fiboard and choosed the left antesiore zone (free zone) for the positioning of the connectors, pierced the case and at last screwed the antennas.
Materials you need:
2 foldables antennas;
2 connectors;
2 spin with sma connections;
I found all for € 25,00 on e-b*y
Connection to the wi-fiboard
Conneections
antennas
The materials I used:
The wlan is perfect after this work, az is at the first floor and the router at the second floor
Bye Bye
Well, how you know the wi-fi hardware in azbox have not the same power like that in a notebook!!! So is a problem to put azbox in a Wlan if your router is not near
The solutions are 3:
1 - change the antennas;
2 - power line;
3 - access point (extender);
I made the first because it is the more cheapest and easy to do.
The original antennas are 2 spin connected to the chassis. They have been isolated.
Coupled the connections to the wi-fiboard and choosed the left antesiore zone (free zone) for the positioning of the connectors, pierced the case and at last screwed the antennas.
Materials you need:
2 foldables antennas;
2 connectors;
2 spin with sma connections;
I found all for € 25,00 on e-b*y
Connection to the wi-fiboard
Conneections
antennas
The materials I used:
The wlan is perfect after this work, az is at the first floor and the router at the second floor
Bye Bye