Wi-Fi Booster (?)

[BigV]

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Originally Posted by jimmyjnr Want to mount 5ft antenna on rear ladder , anybody have a good method for raising /lowering without disconnecting each time we move . thanks jim

Harbor freight flag pole clamped to the ladder works well.


This picture is a Ubiquity M2-HP with an 8db antenna. Has a range of a couple of miles. Not real good if you are trying to connect to something close.

[docj]

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Originally Posted by BigV I'm using the WifiRanger.

When the WiFi Ranger is equipped with a "Mobile Boost" it will usually see all the access points in a CG so you can select which one to connect to (or to a nearby Starbucks ) However, the Ranger without the Boost does not have a receiver any better than you have in your laptop.

I know this because I have owned a Ranger for more than a year and a Boost since it was released a few months ago. They are good products and have "matured" considerably since they were first put on the market. You can buy and use one now without being a "techie."

[alvinc]

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Originally Posted by aluminum03 Actually since Firmware release 4.4.1stable on the WiFiRanger, they allow different channels than what they are repeating. So you can set your private network to a less crowded channel, regardless of the Parks WiFi. This makes you private network less susceptible to interference and improves performance greatly.

Excellent.

[Campingman]

Goggle "Alpha Network" great little extender.