By definition, the iAntenna is different from common WiFi "adapters" because it is a WiFi "modem". Think about the Cable for DSL Modem you might find in your house.
To illustrate...there are lots of different FM/FM radios, from heavy complicated system in a home to the tiny hand held radios you might take while jogging. The AM/FM radio in your car is best designed for
use in your car, right? A little hand held radio or a big sterio system from home would not be appropriate, would it!?
Well, there the wifi adapters found in laptops are great for lounging around a coffee shop or in the office...but in your RV, it's a different story. The iAntenna is designed to work with RVs for
maximum range and easy use.
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Laptop
- Low Power
- Blocked by RV structures
- Locked to one computer
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iAntenna
- High power
- Clear roof top transmission
- Multiple Computers can use signal
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The iAntenna:
- Higher output power (over 3x more power)
- Picks up very low power signals (7dBm more sensitive)
- Sees 3-4 times MORE networks than built-in adaptors
- Has a built in firewall and router (DHCP and NAT make life much easier)
- Works with multiple computers
- Works with all operating systems
- Operates independent of a computer (PC doesn’t have to be on for the iAntenna to work)
- Requires NO DRIVERS
- Weather proof design for your vehicle
- Easy to see LinkGauge shows you signal strength
- Is immune to the RV blocking it's signal
Why does my RV block my computer's WiFi signals?
