We're not full time yet but will be on the road 4 different times this year with each trip being 2-5 weeks in duration. I currently have a Sprint Aircard, my husband's phone can function as a Verizon hotspot.

Any suggestions to strengthen the Internet connectivity?  If often seems we have very slow or intermittent connectivity whenever we are outside of a large metro area.  We would prefer to stay in state or county parks rather than the more impersonal, large RV parks that offer WiFi. 

We use NETGEAR, a little thing that plugs into your USB port. Its a Wireless-N Dual Band thingy :) Works great

Sorry for the confusion. Maybe it can help somebody else out there.

So, I've reviewed the Jack Dan Mayer website and have a question. If we get an antenna, amplier with a splitter that both my Aircard and my husband's cell phone can plug into, do we need the wireless router? Or will just the antenna and amplief combined give us the boost we need? I understand the wireless router allows us to move around more freely within the RV and not having to be plugged into something, but is the wireless router absolutely necessary? It might be something we buy later, not sure we can afford everything at once so wanting to invest first in whatever is going to give us the biggest immediate boost and then keep adding components as budget allows.

The main reason for a router is if you want to run multiple computers of 1 data device . If you are only looking to use 1 , it is not necessary.

I saw the coupon and looked at this as a good solution for us, however, I think we'll need the small RV package, the large one is for RV 30 feet and longer, our travel trailer is 28 feet so I think we'll have to go with the small RV package.

We purchased the small RV package from Max Signal and are testing it out this weekend.  We're at an RV park where my Sprint card is registering -88 to -90 dBm without the Max Signal package plugged.  When we plug it in it registers between -91 to -96 dBm.  Shouldn't we be experiencing the opposite with the boost?  If my understanding is correct we should be experiencing a less negative number, correct? 

As Gord said, you absolutely MUST follow the distance/placement instructions for any wireless amp. I would look at that aspect of it carefully. I've used the small setup and the mobile setup extensively and they perform quite well if you follow the installation instructions.

Gord - thanks for the AWESOME customer service - even on the weekend!  The new antennas arrived today, everything has been tested and is working as expected.  Thanks for getting the new antennas to us so quickly, appreciate the time to test it before the 3 week road trip coming up.

So an update, we're 1 week into a 3 week road trip where I had to be connected most of the time for work.  Both the Max Signal package and the Wifi Ranger with Boost were purchased just before our trip.  Both are working wonderfully, we're in our 3rd location so far and are experiencing much better and faster connectivity than we did before investing in this technology. 

So Gord, Jack and everyone else, thanks so much for the advice!!

Thanks to Jack Mayer we are connected to WiFi Ranger Mobile Boost and enjoying great signal strength for our WiFi. We are in Travelers World RV Resrot in San Antonio TX now for a week and WiFi could not be any better - 5 bars and no loss of connectivity.

THANKS JACK!!!!

Has anyone had any recent experience with the new equipment sold by wifi ranger. It looks like they have new products - a box you attach to your tv batwing and another that looks like you can attach to your ladder on rig. Prices seem reasonable for package (antenna and router, etc...).

I do realize this is an older post, but wanted to say I'm so glad I foud it! We just purchased our first RV, and I'm a full-time remote worker. I've been scouring the 'net looking for advice prior to setting out. Thanks for all of the suggestions posted here!