I worked for a few years as a WiFi architect, WiFi is only as good as the root Wide Area Network Connection the campground has. You can have a 400Meg WiFi system everywhere connected to a 10Meg circuit coming into the campground and now split that 10Meg between all the devices trying to use WiFi for movies or whatever and now you have a very crappy WiFi experience. WiFi boosters only amplify signal for good reception, they don't add network bandwidth. If the external network bandwidth isn't there no amount of signal is going to help you. Look at it this way, if the RV campground has a half inch water main coming into it, and you have a 4 inch water pipe to your RV how much water are you going to get along with everybody else?
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Retired 2020.
46 Years RVing and no end in sight.
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