Here is the bare bones quick version...
We purchased the
weboost, you have to be fairly close to the broadcast antenna, but I installed everything in the cubbord above the desk in the bunk room so the signal is strong. I also purchased an
adapter because the weboost is made to be installed in a vehicle and is 12 volt. I purchased the outdoor
antenna and a modified
flagpole mount so I have to go on the roof if it is needed. Not ideal, but the antennas have to be spaced apart to not cause interference. The cable length does not allow locating on the ladder as suggested elsewhere and adding length is not good for signal strength.
For the wifi I installed a wifiranger
Elite AC pack the antenna zipties to the batwing tv antenna and has to be vertical to work properly. This thing works. I'm not sure it is as well as advertised, but I pick up a friends signal 3 blocks away. It does need line of sight. Trees stop it from getting a signal from the house 3 doors down. As said, it will not get you more bandwidth. In a park you don't borrow bandwidth from others. You will be able to get a signal from further away. Our Verizon mifi plugs in to the USB port on the WIFI Ranger. It can be set up to use external wifi if it is available, cellular if not, or use cell to supplement wifi. It has been a very good system for us/
In our 377 RLBH this was how I did it. Your rig will probably be different. I used Dicor to stick the wires to the roof. I had to remove it from around the bathroom vent, drill a hole next to the vent and feed the wires down one at a time. They were taped to a rod to get them through. You need the hole big enough to get the R45 plug on the wifi end through. If you remove the panel and shelving from the cabinet above the toilet it will drop right down next to the vent pipe. I then had to remove the ladder to the loft and the panel directly behind. Then I very carefully cut a small hole in the wall panel to access behind the almost worthless Furion sound system. Then pass it through the hole already in the divider.The wire can be passed through and reached every step of the way like this. I pulled a string through behind both lines to make it easier for the next/future pull.
The setup on the wifiranger is fairly complex, but instructions are available. Everything works together nicely. The whole setup was fairly expensive, but like you we have to have internet for work and school so it was necessary.
I'm sure this sounds a bit confusing. If I had more photos it would make more sense. Once you begin it will come together.
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Wade F.
2015 F350 6.7 SWD
2016 North Point 377RLBH
2 Beautiful Redheads, 1 Great Pyrenees, 3 cats (1 is great, 1 is great but hides a lot, and 1 is a crabby old man)
Always looking for new places to take photos.