Wifi Booster

[Dpickard]

We have wifi at our campsite at the lake but sometimes its spitty inside the fifth wheel. I have a 22 jayco eagle 355 mbqs and wanting to make it stronger inside camper. Ive seen a wifi booster and othee things, but need suggestions?

[Jim_HiTek]

There are many brands of Wifi amps. I use one extensively and it has a 30 foot long cable. The antenna box is 4" X 3" and I position that somewhere in my RV where it has the best angle on the parks Wifi antenna. If you have a PC, tablet, or laptop, you just plug the device into a USB connector on the computer and these days nearly all OS's will auto connect to it. Here's one from eBay: Long Range Wifi Antenna

Often I'll end up with the antenna taped to a window. I often route the long cable on the floor under rugs, or have it taped to ceiling fixtures. It's a travel solution so I didn't mount it permanently outside but that can be done of course. Like attached to the rooftop gull wing antenna.

[hamm2018]

Originally Posted by Dpickard

We have wifi at our campsite at the lake but sometimes its spitty inside the fifth wheel. I have a 22 jayco eagle 355 mbqs and wanting to make it stronger inside camper. Ive seen a wifi booster and othee things, but need suggestions?

We used to have a WeBoost system. But we switch to Starlink and have stopped using the WeBoost. The WeBoost did a great job for us, it did boost the signals but there has to be a signal there first.
We used it from 2019 to 2025.

[Tom_M]

Originally Posted by hamm2018

We used to have a WeBoost system. But we switch to Starlink and have stopped using the WeBoost. The WeBoost did a great job for us, it did boost the signals but there has to be a signal there first.
We used it from 2019 to 2025.

A WeBoost is used to amplify a cell phone signal. It does nothing for a WiFi signal.