“I live in an RV and I do not have access to wifi routers at most RV parks I stay at. Will this extender connect to a wifi router/site if I cannot physically reset the router? Thank you”

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• Yes. The Winegard access point connects to the main router the same way a laptop or phone would connect and does not require the main router to be reset.

  Answered by buckbabes 3 years ago

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• I think so. As long as the router is set to allow all connetions and you have the password.

  Answered by dschomburg 3 years ago

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• But wouldn't you still have to know the password to access the internet? Just being able to have access to service isn't enough.

  Answered by NH42 3 years ago

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• I have mine attached to my remote shed and powered at the shed. I remotely/wirelessly connect to my home wifi from the shed. As long as you have 50%, i believe they recommend, or more signal strength and the password for the wifi you wish to connect to you can connect.

  Answered by Kaden1 3 years ago

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