DIY: do-it-yourself Wi-Fi radio

The day after tomorrow, by the way, hangover. If you have not yet decided how to conduct it, I recommend using the experience of the self-made Jeff Keizer from mightyOhm. I mean, since Saturday morning you can start making Wi-Fi radio. To help those who are interested, this “Kulibin” wrote a detailed instruction on how to make a useful thing from an ordinary ASUS WL-520gU router, a pair of Christmas trees, sticks and a few unnecessary buttons. Of course, those who do not want to get their hands dirty may buy the finished product, but, you see, it’s boring. So we roll up our sleeves, pull out jigsaws from the mezzanines, and go forward to establish a connection with the ether.




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via engadget.com