WIFI Extender

Go to Amazon.com and search for " Ubiquity Access Point " in the electronics section.

I use an indoor alfa with 2 usb extension cords to find the best reception in the RV.

Here is a link to the Wifi Range extender that I use in every campground and hotel that has wireless. I also use it with my celluar phone to extend the wireless range outside. I am and have been a Technology Director for 15 years and have found this device to be the most economical and easiest to configure without paying for your arm and leaving a leg Clicky

Gearitis,

Your link doesn't work.

WiFi Ranger is great.

Bear Extender is a cheaper alternative for individual laptops. Not as powerful, but works great in most parks.

Ed_Gee wrote:
Go to Amazon.com and search for " Ubiquity Access Point " in the electronics section.

Ubiquity makes a lot of wireless stuff. Which are you referring to specifically?

Gearitis wrote:
Here is a link to the Wifi Range extender that I use in every campground and hotel that has wireless. I also use it with my celluar phone to extend the wireless range outside. I am and have been a Technology Director for 15 years and have found this device to be the most economical and easiest to configure without paying for your arm and leaving a leg:
Netgear Wifi Extender

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"Gearitis" - no luck with the link you provided either..:(

Many Wifi Extenders on Netgear's site = no help for *your* favorite.

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"Rayeckles" - the *Technology Corner* forum (here) has lots and lots more Technology "gurus"......as well as the info you are looking for.
(Use the search feature - limit your search to that forum)

BTW - be a good place for "Gearitis" to hang out for readers to benefit from his 15 years of Tech experience!
(However, he's gotta work on his linking "techniques")..:W

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The cheapest good solution is this usb wifi adapter plus this yagi antenna for a total of $30. Ray I have bought over 15 of these for people in my RV park so they can get a better signal. I'm on one right now as otherwise it's only a two bar signal instead of the five it gets. Sometimes you can just use the stub antenna that comes with the high speed adapter.

Ivylog,
Do you mount the antenna on the outside of RV, then run wire inside to the signal booster? Thanks in advance.
Pigdoc