Using a cell phone as a wifi router
I just discovered that you can pay a monthly fee and some of the newer cell phones will act as a wifi receiver/router. As long as you have cell phone coverage you can get internet. Does anyone do th...
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PawPaw_n_Gram wrote:
...Then almost certainly, you have an aluminum structure of wall studs and supports. Even though aluminum isn't a good conductive metal - the wiring for your rig and the AC creates a electrically grounded 'box'.
Aluminum is a great conductor of electricity. Used in most power company transmission lines. No longer allowed for home because it corrodes at the connections, causing hot spots and potentially a fire.
I use the tethering built in to our T-Mobile phones, don't need any apps, works good. WiFi sharing will run down the phone battery quickly. If you can use a UBS cable between PC and phone you can turn off WiFi on both and both batteries will last longer.
