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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We half time and my DW still works online a day or two a week.
Wifi in campgrounds appears to get worse and worse as more folks embrace streaming.
Ive given up on it.
We found that an ATT and Verizon solution combined with a Weboostrv cell booster gets you pretty far down that road.
We have Verizon iPhones that hotspot and if that doesn’t work or they throttle us then the back up is the ATT based OTR online. It’s a flat rate no limit no throttle no contract hotspot.
Yes the Weboost cost a few nickles but time after time it made the difference between slow to no streaming to streaming with 10-20 MBS service.
Wifi in campgrounds appears to get worse and worse as more folks embrace streaming.
Ive given up on it.
We found that an ATT and Verizon solution combined with a Weboostrv cell booster gets you pretty far down that road.
We have Verizon iPhones that hotspot and if that doesn’t work or they throttle us then the back up is the ATT based OTR online. It’s a flat rate no limit no throttle no contract hotspot.
Yes the Weboost cost a few nickles but time after time it made the difference between slow to no streaming to streaming with 10-20 MBS service.
