Customers sometimes ask what is the best "WiFi booster" for their RV or camper. I assume they're talking about a range extender. I'm generally not a big fan of range extenders, but if you're sitting in a big aluminum can, I guess you need something. (I thought most campers these days were fiberglass though.)
I have no clue what to tell them. Anybody have an answer? Doing a Google search, I see there are somewhat pricey devices from vendors like Winegard that mount on the roof, run on 12VDC, and some can even take a SIM card to use LTE if there is no WiFi available. Or should they just get a regular range extender and set it in a window powered from 110VAC? I'm also going to assume that at a campground, the usual procedure of pressing the WPS button doesn't apply, and you'd have to actually tell the extender the WiFi password?
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