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paulcardoza
Apr 24, 2013Explorer
I have mixed feelings, to go along with my multiple systems! ;-)
Ideally, a usb dongle coupled with a Wifi Ranger, would leave you with the most available options for internet connectivity while traveling. The WFR can connect either though your dongle, or to any available wifi signal present.
HOWEVER, it seems to be a rarity to actually find a decent wifi system to connect to while traveling. Seems like 95% of the time, I've got my WFR using the dongle and not any local wifi option.
Makes me wonder why I bothered investing the extra $$$$ for the WFR. A mifi does the same thing and is much simpler to deal with.
We did spend several months in the in-law's yard with our coach, where the WFR was able to nicely connect to their broadband wifi from the house, so we did see the advantage it provides when a signal is present.
Ideally, a usb dongle coupled with a Wifi Ranger, would leave you with the most available options for internet connectivity while traveling. The WFR can connect either though your dongle, or to any available wifi signal present.
HOWEVER, it seems to be a rarity to actually find a decent wifi system to connect to while traveling. Seems like 95% of the time, I've got my WFR using the dongle and not any local wifi option.
Makes me wonder why I bothered investing the extra $$$$ for the WFR. A mifi does the same thing and is much simpler to deal with.
We did spend several months in the in-law's yard with our coach, where the WFR was able to nicely connect to their broadband wifi from the house, so we did see the advantage it provides when a signal is present.
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