http://wifisavvy.com/2010/02/02/wi-fi-a-better-antenna-will-get-you-a-better-connection/ Computer Tips for Travelers Wed, 01 Sep 2010 14:24:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 http://wifisavvy.com/2010/02/02/wi-fi-a-better-antenna-will-get-you-a-better-connection/comment-page-1/#comment-3730 Keith Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:42:06 +0000 http://wifisavvy.com/2010/02/02/wi-fi-a-better-antenna-will-get-you-a-better-connection/#comment-3730 I looked at the Hawking antenna you refer to and found two -- the HWDN2 and also the HWDN1. The only difference besides price seems to be 159n vs. 300 n. Can you explain what that means? Thanks. I looked at the Hawking antenna you refer to and found two — the HWDN2 and also the HWDN1. The only difference besides price seems to be 159n vs. 300 n. Can you explain what that means?
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]]> http://wifisavvy.com/2010/02/02/wi-fi-a-better-antenna-will-get-you-a-better-connection/comment-page-1/#comment-3714 Teri @ Hidden Valley RV Sat, 06 Feb 2010 14:44:54 +0000 http://wifisavvy.com/2010/02/02/wi-fi-a-better-antenna-will-get-you-a-better-connection/#comment-3714 Chris, Thanks so much for the service you provide. I read your articles often from the RV.net blog and have often benefited from your tips and info, as with this current post. Do you have a post that touches on antennas? I have a campground and provide free wifi. I have a land line in an RV space centrally located in my small 30 space park and a router installed off of DSL in that RV. It has served very well throughout the year but when I'm full during peak season, the large number of RV's directly on the left and right of the router cause a break in the line of sight for the RV's at those end sites. As a provider, can I install some kind of antenna on top of the RV with the router to heighten the reception by improving line of site? Does that make sense? What do I shop for? Appreciate advise. Thank you Teri Chris,
Thanks so much for the service you provide. I read your articles often from the RV.net blog and have often benefited from your tips and info, as with this current post. Do you have a post that touches on antennas? I have a campground and provide free wifi. I have a land line in an RV space centrally located in my small 30 space park and a router installed off of DSL in that RV. It has served very well throughout the year but when I’m full during peak season, the large number of RV’s directly on the left and right of the router cause a break in the line of sight for the RV’s at those end sites. As a provider, can I install some kind of antenna on top of the RV with the router to heighten the reception by improving line of site? Does that make sense? What do I shop for? Appreciate advise. Thank you Teri

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