Hi guys, pound for pound the wifi ranger solution will give you the most flexibility and function for the money. If that is above your budget the Pepewave Surf on the Go would be our second choice if you want to keep the solution as inexpensive as possible. Let us know if you have any other questions!

Hey Alex, the single antenna will receive and broadcast the 2.4ghz wireless signal and both send and receive without issue. There are channels within that 2.4ghz spectrum allowing the router to both send and receive using the same antenna without interference. I’m oversimplifying things a bit but it will work without issue for the most part. Adding a second antenna such as a wifi ranger or Ubiquiti Bullet isn’t a bad idea but it adds a little bit of complexity, send us a message on Facebook and i’ll explain the limitations more in a facebook chat.

Hi Bob, thanks so much for the question and sorry for not including those links in the original article. I’ve added links to the antenna mounts under the “Where to Purchase Section”. We used RAM antenna mounts with a 8 inch extension adapter. Its quick, portable and gets our yagi antenna pointed quickly for our cell booster (in the video we are using to point our directional, but we also use the same setup for our yagi). You may also want to consider a ladder mounted antenna option or possibly mount the yagi to your batwing TV antenna. This will likely interfere with TV signals but if you don’t use the tv antenna or have satellite, mounting to the batwing style antenna is a great option that gives you the ability to raise/lower the antenna from inside the coach while also allowing you to change the direction of the antenna from inside. Let us know if you have any questions!