Wifi a dream pipe
Why is it that wifi is generally unreliable even during the day on a beautiful day with no wind? Is it that the park doesn't know a thing about how to make wifi work? I've been at the last two parks...
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Wishbone51 wrote:
Does wind affect radio waves?
It costs a lot to have a good public wi-fi system. Also the proper bandwith needed isn't generally available in rural areas where RV parks tend to hang out.
I will answer your question about wind and radio waves. Yes it can. Moving leaves on trees and bushes can block signals. As a two way radio technician monitoring radio traffic you can tell when a mobile unit is driving by orchards due to the "picket fence" effect. Of course the vehicle is moving in the scenario and not the trees or leaves.
