Motorhome WiFi, iBoost

welshwestie · Aug 15, 2015

A few more links that might be helpful for those wanting to go down the ubiquiti route. I'd suggest the full blown M2 and not the loco. The former has a better antenna, and therefore pick up more WiFi spots.

www.roadworkplay.com/2013/10/our-camper-internet-configuration/

https://community.ubnt.com/t5/airMA...onfigure-a-Long-range-WiFi-Client/ta-p/419889

https://community.ubnt.com/t5/Getti...-Loco-M2-to-Wireless-Router-in-RV/td-p/511737

mordav · Aug 23, 2015

MattBW said:
Let me know how you get on, would be interested if you manage to get the rocket working without the router. I wrote to mediatek to ask for a driver, didnt get a response yet.

Used it at the weekend for an hour or so without any issues for a hotspot I couldnt see from my tablet without the router. Pretty happy for the price.

How did you power the router? It seems to come with a mains adaptor that outputs 12v, but the cigarette adaptor that Solwise site is suggesting is only 9v.

Thanks

MattBW · Aug 23, 2015

I bought a 12v adapter from Solwise for 3quid that converts it to 9v but I was on hookup last time so haven't tested it.

mordav · Aug 23, 2015

MattBW said:
I bought a 12v adapter from Solwise for 3quid that converts it to 9v but I was on hookup last time so haven't tested it.

Same adaptor that it's suggesting to me. I definitely need something I can power when not on hook up.

Seems strange that they are suggesting this adaptor. Perhaps the adaptor output is on the high side of 9v or perhaps the router doesn't need 12v.

MattBW · Aug 23, 2015

I'll test it tomorrow and let you know

MattBW · Aug 24, 2015

Works fine from the adapter

snowy55 · Aug 29, 2015

Just using my Motorhome WiFi Boost for the first time, working really well and considering what an IT numpty I am then it must be fool proof :thumb

mordav · Aug 29, 2015

MattBW said:
Works fine from the adapter

I've got the Rocket and Solwise router and using it for first time on-site tonight, with the cigarette adaptor. Works well, though can't solve the over loaded site WiFi.

CampervanTime · Nov 12, 2017

rippers said:
Parts arrived and we have spend hours trying to get the buggers to work

The router works fine, the nano works fine, they both light up, connect together and link up and I can scan wifi networks and join them and have good reception but no matter what we try it just won't connect to the internet

Any ideas?

Hi - thread resurrection! Just wondered how the nano and the router are working out for you now. I’m looking at both of these and just wondered how reliable they are together and what the overall reception is like?

Thanks

joedeath332 · Feb 3, 2018

rich-s said:
You need to set the nanostation up as a router, and the mikrotik as a bridge. That's how I did mine and it seems to work ok. If you struggle, send me a pm and I'll try and send you some screenshots. Unfortunately I'm really busy on the campsite just now so you'll have to bear with me for a reply.

Hi Rich i have just purchased the Mikrotik RBmAP2nD & the Ubiquiti Nanostation Loco M2

https://www.eurodk.com/en/products/rb951/routerboard-map-2nD

https://www.eurodk.com/en/products/cpe/nanostation-loco-m2
and i cannot get them to work , would you be able to share your settings with me please