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No, I can't splice wifi antena cables.

No, I can't splice wifi antena cables.

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Gabokazu
Posting Freak
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02-27-2016, 06:26 AM
#1
Initially I regret not knowing the exact type of cable, but the situation is clear. My cat damaged the Wi-Fi antenna on my Gigabyte Aorus WBAX200. I've ordered a replacement, though the delivery will be delayed. Right now I'm experiencing slow speeds and frequent drops because of weak signal. I'm considering reconnecting the wires myself. Will that help in the short term? The cables look fragile at first, and I'm unsure if I can manage it. Is the effort worth it? (Note: My final option is to run an Ethernet cable instead, which I want to avoid because I risk tripping over it.)
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Gabokazu
02-27-2016, 06:26 AM #1

Initially I regret not knowing the exact type of cable, but the situation is clear. My cat damaged the Wi-Fi antenna on my Gigabyte Aorus WBAX200. I've ordered a replacement, though the delivery will be delayed. Right now I'm experiencing slow speeds and frequent drops because of weak signal. I'm considering reconnecting the wires myself. Will that help in the short term? The cables look fragile at first, and I'm unsure if I can manage it. Is the effort worth it? (Note: My final option is to run an Ethernet cable instead, which I want to avoid because I risk tripping over it.)

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BlackSchoky
Junior Member
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02-27-2016, 06:36 PM
#2
If you manage to adapt it with that thin cable, it's worth a shot. However, I wouldn't suggest using it as a long-term solution since there will be some signal loss and interference. Make sure the shielding and centre core aren't shorting; otherwise it should work, though it may be more affected by interference. It might function without shielding, but expect increased noise. Just keep an eye on any exposed cable being chewed by the cat.
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BlackSchoky
02-27-2016, 06:36 PM #2

If you manage to adapt it with that thin cable, it's worth a shot. However, I wouldn't suggest using it as a long-term solution since there will be some signal loss and interference. Make sure the shielding and centre core aren't shorting; otherwise it should work, though it may be more affected by interference. It might function without shielding, but expect increased noise. Just keep an eye on any exposed cable being chewed by the cat.

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levoyageur92
Posting Freak
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02-27-2016, 08:56 PM
#3
You already have it, so all that remains is a bit of time.
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levoyageur92
02-27-2016, 08:56 PM #3

You already have it, so all that remains is a bit of time.

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Ice_Girl_Love
Junior Member
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02-29-2016, 05:30 AM
#4
Hey everyone, sorry for the delayed response. I'm keeping this if someone asks again later. Definitely functions well—almost as solid as when it first came out.
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Ice_Girl_Love
02-29-2016, 05:30 AM #4

Hey everyone, sorry for the delayed response. I'm keeping this if someone asks again later. Definitely functions well—almost as solid as when it first came out.