Outdoor WiFi antenna

Not sure what you want to do but I assume you have a WiFi Router and want to extend it's outdoor range?



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You will need an outdoor grade antenna that works with your router, but your router will need external antenna connections available as shown in the picture.

An example of one antenna that may work if the cables will work with your router...

Example Yagi Antenna

assuming you mean you want to 'connect' to weak park WiFI
and have the router inside the RV for the PC's and printer

you want a Wifi "REPEATER" connected to an external antenna
often called a "range extender"
hawking has one called the HWREN1, mine is several yrs old and there are newer models available

you connect one PC via ethernet cable, to do the setup and choose the camp wifi to be 'extended'
after that your PC's , pads, phone etc. connect via wifi like any access point

Are you the park internet source wanting to share with others or are you a camper wanting to receive a WiFi signal being broadcast from the park office?

If you are connecting to a distant WiFi source, you need to not only receive the signal but also be able to transmit back to the source, as I understand it. Wifi is a 2 way process. JMHO

I have a Hawking Repeater Router HAW2R1. It works really well. It picks up weak signals from the RV park, amplifies them and it includes a router just like you want.

Am I on track with this combo:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833164156

This combined with a wireless router that has a removable antenna to connect a N cable.

Retired andLoveIt wrote:
Am I on track with this combo:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833164156

This combined with a wireless router that has a removable antenna to connect a N cable.

Not sure.
Did you look at what I recommended?
Go to Hawking web site and look at all possibilities.

Jerry Parr

Mandalay Parr wrote:

Retired andLoveIt wrote:
Am I on track with this combo:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833164156

This combined with a wireless router that has a removable antenna to connect a N cable.

Not sure.
Did you look at what I recommended?
Go to Hawking web site and look at all possibilities.

Jerry Parr

x2

You are on the right track but take a look at the Hawking site for all suggestions. I opted for an omnidirectional 15db on my last setup.

Does it have to be an outside antenna? What repeater do you have?

For years been using
EnGenius EUB9603H Wireless USB Adapter
EnGenius EAG-2408 Outdoor Antenna and Trend SMA to N type feedline inbetween. It's not exactly the setup you ask about. EnGenius has been expanding their product line to reel-in those weak Wifi signals. http://www.engeniustech.com/