Long range connection to your Wi-Fi here's how.
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An important part of living self-sufficient and self-reliance is about
being connected to the Internet. Hey, on the grid or off the grid
today we need a good internet connection.
When we lived on our sailboat we tried a couple of different systems,
without much success. Finding a high-quality
easy-to-use Wi-Fi repeater is difficult. And I'm sure it's been the same thing
for you too. Whether you are on a boat or an RV or even at home.
We purchased this router repeater six years ago. Actually we pre-purchased
our unit and we received one of the very first 20 units they shipped.
We paid full price for ours and it has been worth every single penny.
All it is, is this compact blue box. It has a USB antenna
and it uses a standard electrical connection. That's it.
Radio Labs has three USB antennas a big one a medium and a small one.
We picked the medium size model.
I'll put a link to Radio labs down in the description.
You probably have a good reason to need to boost a weak Wi-Fi signal.
Inside a boat you're down low, maybe docked far out at a marina.
Or you might even be anchored out.
In your RV, when in a park same thing. You might be in a weak signal area.
When you are travelling around you have the ability to connect to Wi-Fi,
without leaving your boat or RV. Maybe your garage shop or barn
is too far from your Wi-Fi router that's inside your house.
Our chicken coop is 250 feet from the house.
The cool thing with this USB router repeater is all you do is connect
the external USB antenna, and plug it in to power it up.
No cables, no software, no switches, no drivers, nothing, nada.
And it works with your laptop, tablet, smartphone,
or whatever device you want to connect to the Internet with.
Let's head on out to the coop and set up the USB router repeater.
It will be nice to have a signal out here.
It doesn't work in the coop and our property goes back much farther.
You can see how far we are from the house.
The Wi-Fi signal is very weak way out here.
(rooster crowing) Later, I'll mount the antenna up near the roof.
But I need to get a piece of pipe because our antenna is a boat mount.
For now, I have the repeater and antenna precariously perched on my ladder.
And my phone is now connected to our Wi-Fi, boosted through the router repeater.
I think I'll watch some Casey Neistat out here.
After you have installed your router repeater, you set it up from your computer.
You manually type in the server address, and log in with the secret code supplied with your unit.
The first time you access the repeater, you get the easy setup screen.
All you do is go through a few easy-to-follow steps, and your repeater is ready to use.
Then, your laptop, cell phone, Kindle, iPad, whatever device you have
will connect to your repeater. How awesome is that!
If you need to boost your Internet signal we recommend,
this little router repeater unit. It works great on a boat,
on your RV, and like us here on the homestead in a barn or outbuilding.
My goal is inspiring you to change your life forever.
Being self-sufficient and self-reliant, puts you in control, and I enjoy helping you live your dream.
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