Richard, If you already have a Linksys or other system, buy the 2.4GHZ fixed station antenna and some coax and install it yourself. I see no need for special ...
hi, jim. no, don't have or use a linksys in the RV. for the most part i'm able to use the built-in intel wifi card in the laptop. for those occasions where...
I am also interested in finding out how this was attached to the batwing and how it was routed to the repeater or linksys modem. I see that the non-repeater...
Hi Rich -- I will take & post pictures of all parts of the instillation as soon as my Bounder comes back from Onan repairs. In regards to the software is...
norma, the software that comes with the non-repeater kit is what allows the antenna to function as a wifi adapter. the repeater kit requires no software since...
Rich, Thanks for the reply. Since you are a ham, I was thinking that perhaps I could try another way to mount the antenna. How about using a tripod for a ham...
Hi Ya'll, Here is another Ham's idea. I purchased a telescoping flag pole from Camping World. I then made a bracket that allowed me to connect the flag pole...
norma, i wouldn't bother with a ground mounted tripod. a basic 3-foot tripod is fairly inexpensive and a 3' to 5' piece of 3" or 4" PVC would make a terrific...
Rich, I am a bit confused. What is the difference between a ground mounted trip and the one you are suggesting. In my thoughts they appear to be the same. ...
hi, norma. what i'm considering doing is mounting the external wi-fi antenna onto the TV batwing antenna mast. this would put the wi-fi antenna up 5' t 10'...
Ahhhhh, now I understand. I miss read your post. So, what I still do not understand is how the antenna is mounted to the TV batwing antenna. I can't quite...
I have a Linksys router with Tomato firmware installed. http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato That allows it to be used as a "repeater". A friend gave it to me,...
How does this compare in speed...to say cable vs dial up? We are getting back into rv'n and would like to use laptop. Looking for a cheap way to access the...
Hi, I have seen this done by a good ham radio friend of ours. Can't post pictures since it is not my rig, and owner does not own the rig anymore. But, his...
Thank you, Tom. Whoever it belongs to, that is quite a contraption! ... -- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Norma Steele mailto:noyahspam@... ... avast! Antivirus:...
That motor home belong to a guy named Art. I met him at a campground in Washington a few years back, when he saw me admiring his antenna. He sent me the pics...
My experience with verizon wireless (on a cradlepoint router) is that the speed is usually around 80 to 120 kbps but it can be lower in some areas. Not as...
Hi, Please forgive me if this is a "stupid question", but my husband and I are considering going on the road with his software business. However, to provide...
no stupid questions here, anita. in general your options are (in no particular order): - wireless access (cell phone, data card, smart phone, etc) - wi-fi...
Anita, Rich gave you a very good rundown on what is available. One thing that may change some of his recommendations. You said "...get internet while you're on...
We do something similar (we run a graphic design studio and do consulting engineering) both often involve massive file transfers. Many RV camp grounds claim...
Do a search for Satellite Internet. Just another option. Then seem to be having a sale right now. Anne ... From: "FlysLikeRock" <flyslikerock@...> To:...
Check out MotoSat at www.motosat.com and look at substantial input from owners at www.datastormusers.com. We have used ours for 3 1/2 years with minimal...
I have both Wi-Fi, which I find most unreliable for business use and a Sprint EV-D0 USB modem. In fact, I have two of them. One is for my grandson to use to...
Another option is now out and offered by both Verizon and Sprint - MiFi. The following Verizon is a link to the CNET review of Verizon's version. Regret I...