docj wrote:
I know from dealing with customers that what you are proposing is beyond the limited skill-set of many of them. I'm not demeaning people, but simply being realistic. Many customers have difficulty setting up equipment that is essentially plug-and-play.
I think you're making too broad an assumption. Most RVers don't need or use a turn-key packaged system for WiFi access.
In any case, how is setting up and using a free virtual WiFi router beyond the skill set of many? No more difficult than selecting your adapter from a list, typing a hotspot name and passwords, and optionally selecting a different security protocol. Takes about a minute to setup. But don't you essentially have to do something similar with any turn-key router package?
As I mentioned, there are different options available. But commercial packaged systems are not necessarily any better.
