RV WiFi Internet Access No Contracts Needed! Saves $ Low Cost! High Speed! Easy Install! Long Range! Hi Pwr! Start Price USD 374.95 Current Price USD 374.95 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, November 13, 2008 End Time Thursday, November 20, 2008 Location Tempe, AZ See more about 'RV WiFi Internet Access No Contracts Needed! Saves $ ' Description SMART iAntenna 300      Same features as the all inclusive SMART iAntenna Link Gauge Combo. Fully compatible with the LinkGauge, just not included. This system is for those on a budget that would like to upgrade with a LinkGauge later. See both these systems and the difference on our website www.AzSolarUtility.com............Or compare with our Smart iAntenna Combo Ebay listing. Refer to all sellers listings. $374.95   Thank You!           Free Shipping for USA mainland lovers (Others to be calculated)   ( For 802.11b/g Wi-Fi Wireless Networks ) LOW Cost EASY Install HIGH Power LONG Range SAVE Money The iAntenna Wi-Fi modem connects your RV to the internet using Wi-Fi just like a Cable or DSL modem connects your home to the internet using Cable or DSL lines. Unlike Wi-Fi 'adaptors' the iAntenna Wi-Fi modem has the power to transmit your signal for miles. It can even connect to short-range networks that are too weak to get a signal from using other products. System Requirements: IBM Compatible or Macintosh Computer 10/100 base-T Ethernet Jack Internet Browser Contents *SMART iAntenna 300 Wi-Fi Modem *Power Supply with PowerSense *2x Category 5e Ethernet Cables *Four Conductor LinkGauge Cable (Link Gauge not included with this package, but can be upgraded later) *User Guide   The iAntenna's high power Wi-Fi radio is designed for long distances. The range is dependent on a number of factors namely: * Output power of the Wi-Fi Internet service provider in the RV park. * Obstructions between the iAntenna and the Wi-Fi network antenna. * Location and type of antenna the service provider is using. RVers using the iAntennas have reported connecting to networks over a mile away. While this is not always possible, it is not uncommon when connecting to a strong, well positioned Wi-Fi network in an environment clear of major obstructions. Some RVers use modified iAntennas that can bring in signals from much further than a mile. One user reported a connection of over 20 miles (over water) using a parabolic dish style antenna. Is the iAntenna a signal booster? Yes! The iAntenna boosts the range of WiFi significantly. The iAntenna is no ordinary booster. The iAntenna works in place of the Wi-Fi card in your computer. As an active device, the iAntenna has a sensitive Wi-Fi receiver and high-power Wi-Fi transmitter. The iAntenna converts the wireless signal into a versatile hard-wired network connection used by all computers. What is difference between the iAntenna and my PCs wireless card? 4x more output power 3x more visable networks with roof top installation Draws power off vehicle's 12v supply. Splits internet signal automatically for multiple PCs. Can a wireless router be used with the iAntenna? Yes. Simply treat the iAntenna like a Cable or DSL modem found in homes. Detailed Instructions Are holes in the roof required for installation? No. The iAntenna can be easily surface mounted. The one required wire is often easiest to route though the refrigerator vent. No-Hole install details. Where can the iAntenna be used? United states, Canada, Mexico, Europe...anywhere world wide. The iAntenna works at the thousands of campgrounds and truck stops with WiFi. See when signals are in range using a LinkGague connected to the SMART iAntenna. (by far our most popular product) Can I increase range using a high gain antenna with the iAntenna? Yes. The iAntenna has a removeable antenna that some have traded for higher gain antennas and acheved extremely long connections. Is there a monthly charge? Do I need an ISP? In short, no. Unlike satellite and cellular based technologies, a service provider or ISP is not required for the equipment to function. However, logically speaking, an internet service provider is necessary in order to access the internet. See how to access the internet at no cost. Can the iAntenna broadcast an internet connection from my satellite internet system? Yes. Simply modify the iAntennas settings from the web based management interface. Details   For Other iAntenna Options and Info please go to www. AzSolarUtility.com Solar Battery Charging Kits for RV roofs also. Authorized dealer and full product support on all items represented by Arizona Solar Utility, LLC Questions: Sales@azsolarutility.com Thanks for your time.       Place a Bid!