Good Wi Fi for RV: Is it Possible?
As everyone knows, campground wi fi is usually poor. I would like to be able to get a wi fi signal that is reliable and strong enough to permit us to use internet TV such as Netflix or YouTube TV as ...
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I agree that most campground WiFi is near useless for much beyond checking email, so I travel with both AT&T & Verizon jet packs with unlimited service. As long as I stay under 22GB per month with AT&T & under 15GB per month with Verizon, no speed problems.
I had an early WiFi Ranger system that I gave up on since it seemed to be fairly buggy. I suspect their system has improved since then. I put together a WiFi boosting system using a Ubiquiti NanoStation that lets me connect to a WiFi base as much as a mile from my trailer. While usually a last resort when there is no cell coverage, I have found it useful when connecting to non campground systems such as McDonalds, truck stops, etc.
I had an early WiFi Ranger system that I gave up on since it seemed to be fairly buggy. I suspect their system has improved since then. I put together a WiFi boosting system using a Ubiquiti NanoStation that lets me connect to a WiFi base as much as a mile from my trailer. While usually a last resort when there is no cell coverage, I have found it useful when connecting to non campground systems such as McDonalds, truck stops, etc.
