Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I find with our faraday cage cargo trailers, that trying to stream wifi into my trailer is near to impossible when at a campsite with wifi. I know there is very nice units like the wee boost in the $500 range that will enhance your wifi connection, but I was hoping for something cheaper. Anyone using/designed something cheaper and as effective

Cheers
Al

i have to put my iphone in the window to get a signal, it’s a pain

that's exactly what I have to do,,There's got to be something better but not ridiculous in price

I bought the WeBoost and it works pretty well with a low signal... three bars or more and it doesn't help much.

Amazon has some cheaper ones which may or may not work for you, they do have a good 30-day return policy though.

Starlink works the best for me ...

We also bought a we boost and it works great. After 21 months of camping in the trailer over three years we would not go without it. We do travel for 5 to 8 months at a time.

Howdy All;

Living at an RV Park for maybe 12 years now.

WiFi is a myth unless the park has repeaters scattered throughout the Park.
Been my experience that WiFi is measured in square footage not linier distance.
I struggled with the connection for a year or 2 but when the Park Mgr. wanted to
watch a movie or play a game ... well, he was the only one getting any bars.
Using an external cell phone antenna then using your phone as a Hot Spot is
generally the best way to go.
As I have set roots and become a full-timer here I went and contacted a local
provider and have a wired connection and a bill to pay each month.
That's my experience, yours may vary. Best of luck and hope you find something
that works For YOU.

hank

We have had usable Wifi less than a handful of times in the last 14 years. We go with a progression. Verizon Myfi, if that is not enough an external antenna, the N connector takes the cable up to the omni or directional antenna. If that is not enough, then a cell booster is added. If That is not enough, books.
The mast is a telescopic painter pole.

When we lived out at the RV campground.. we were 9 miles away from the nearest town.. A couple told us about T-mobile wifi.. you go to the store, sign up. Equipment, which is a router.. is free.. and service cost $55.00 a month.. Only a couple bad storms did we not have wifi..
Played games, watched movies and streamed TV channels..
We have since moved to a town.. still using our T-moble.. and not a problem..
worth a try... you use it for a couple months, if it doesn't work.. don't pay the next month...

As for us, we have been using it going on three years now... $55.00 a month (Unlimited wifi),, set it up automatically for the payment, it drops to $50.00..

( I do not work for T-mobile or collect any benefits advertising for them.. this is straight up.. because we know if works)