Motorhome Wifi

[Goonan8]

Hi there,

I’m thinking of adding wifi to my Motorhome and was wondering if you good people could point me in the direction of the best buys. TIA

 

[PP Bear]

Lots of threads already posted ref Wi-Fi, just use the search option above and you’ll find lots of info to cover all your needs.

 

[PP Bear]

Here we go…….

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[AndyPK]

Basically, you’ll need a mifi (Huawei 5577 for example) or a router (Huawei B535 for example) and a data SIM…
…and to read what PP Bear has linked to…!

 

[monzer]

Like most things it's down to how much you are willing to spend. I've been thinking about upgrading myself but prices from motorhome Wi-Fi and Falcon technology have scared me off a bit.

I'm sticking with my EE sim in a 4gee device.

As far as I can see the real advantage you are getting from spending the amount they quote is from the better aerial meaning you'll pick up a stronger signal in more places.

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[MisterB]

Netgear M2 or similar is a good option. one of the problems of a fixed wifi solution is that it cant be taken with you if needed - ie off to a hotel or holiday not in the motorhome. one of the best things about a fixed solution is that its there when you need it, no messing around LOL

i like the Motorhome Wifi - they have always provided great support for me !

 

[jollyrodger]

Wasn't one recently for sale on classifieds section?

 

[jollyrodger]

Here you go

Motorhome iboost & aerial

Motorhome iboost & aerial All working no longer needed

www.motorhomefun.co.uk

 

[Bleau’s]

Worth the extra for the back up provided by motorhome wifi

 

[barsteward]

As far as I can see the real advantage you are getting from spending the amount they quote is from the better aerial meaning you'll pick up a stronger signal in more places.

hmmm, not sure about that, my resent testing so far indicates that the improvement does not out way the extra cost