Out of the dome runs a 10-foot power cable that needs to be fed 12 VDC. Everything is contained in a dome-shaped plastic shell that mounts on the roof of the RV. Winegard has simplified the system by combining the external antenna/amplifier and internal router into one complete package. The installation of the Winegard ConnecT 2.0 was even more straightforward than the previous version.
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( At this time only ATT and Verizon are officially supported) Sim card port on the Connect 2.0ĭisclaimer: Although I received no monetary compensation for my review, I did receive a free review sample of the Winegard ConnecT courtesy of – Ray Winegard ConnecT 2.0 Installation Winegard has it’s own pay as you go packages or you can insert a sim card from your cell carrier.
So, if you can’t find a viable free WiFi signal to connect to you can switch over to the 4G LTE hotspot and get online that way. The model I’m installing also comes with a built-in 4G LTE cellular data hotspot. There is also a guest mode to conveniently share your signal with friends. The ConnecT has a built-in firewall and local area router. The devices receive a stronger signal, faster speeds, and better security. to the ConnecT and it shares the WiFi source (e.g. It then amplifies the signal and rebroadcasts it inside the whole RV.īasically, you connect all your devices like smartphones, laptops, tablets, TV, etc. The ConnecT antenna is placed high up on the RVs roof giving better line of sight to the WiFi signal source. The ConnecT is a WiFi extender designed to take weak WiFi signals and boost them for better reception inside the RV. About a year and a half ago I installed and reviewed a new offering from Winegard called the ConnecT.
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