Weak Campground wi-fi signal
Is there a truly a way to increase the wi-fi signal in a campground without spending an arm and a leg?
Forum Discussion
If there is no signal to your rig than, no.
Now. WiFi is a 2 way handshake or it appears that there is no signal. Sometimes the weak device is inside your rig or computer. Many laptops or tablets have under powered wifi adapters. If the device in your rig cannot send a strong (enough) signal back to the CG router, you are done.
You can plug in an external antenna as some have posted above. You can also setup a better internal send and receive network, inside your rig. This provides a device with better/stronger handshake, inside your rig, which your devices with weaker signal can communicate with.
Here is an inexpensive way to do that.
Now. WiFi is a 2 way handshake or it appears that there is no signal. Sometimes the weak device is inside your rig or computer. Many laptops or tablets have under powered wifi adapters. If the device in your rig cannot send a strong (enough) signal back to the CG router, you are done.
You can plug in an external antenna as some have posted above. You can also setup a better internal send and receive network, inside your rig. This provides a device with better/stronger handshake, inside your rig, which your devices with weaker signal can communicate with.
Here is an inexpensive way to do that.
