WeBoost Installation and Review: RV Internet Challenges

In this video, we discuss the challenges of Internet in the RV and our experience of installing the WeBoost 4G-X. It is not a 100% solution, but does add a lot to our Internet capabilities.

[MovingForwardAdventures]

Hey guys, love the idea of going through the side of the vent fan to minimize the chances of a leak! also love that face Julie made when you mention campground WiFi lol. We were warned of how bad the wifi was going to be at campgrounds and we still underestimated how slow it would be. I like the point you make at the end of the video about leaving a thumbs down, we wish people would let us know what they didn't like about a video when they give it a dislike. Take care guys and safe travels!!

[OurNomadicStory]

Thank you for showing an alternative way to get the cable into the RV via the vent It was great you identified TechnoRV in your video and how they helped you. I was fortunate to meet them at the RV Show in Tampa this past February. They have a number of great videos on various products and are very knowledgeable.

[TheLordLife]

Internet is a must today for everyone. Glad you solved the slow internet problem.

[Iloveorganicgardening]

Supported you from the Facebook family group.

[DestinationEarth]

Really nice review! I think this would be a fantastic product. Having strong signal can make or break your internet use, and your mind! This is something I'll have to consider down the road I think. Thanks for sharing!

[OldMeanGeezer]

Thanks for the review Shawn and Julie! The information on these things are very confusing to those of us who are "roadkill" on the information supper highway - LOL

[RVHabit]

Nice video. And yes campground wifi is an oxymoron lol. This should definately help. Happy travels.

[desertcat]

How timely...ours is sitting in a box at our daughter’s house...she’s bringing it to us when we see her in Lassen next week...I’ll make sure Ken sees this one!

I like the idea of going thru existing hole in RV too...still figuring out where to do that in our rig.

[LetsGoOut]

Great Video and thanks for sharing the information and the demonstration. Thumbs up #38 and hope you have a great week!

[foretravelman]

I spent an hour Saturday speaking with my Verizon guy at his store. Not sure if there is a one size fits all, but have been using our hotspot now to get online with my MacBook Pro. He was telling me about going a different direction with a tablet instead of the Mac. Doing more research on that now!

[LifewithKenandJane]

Here we go. This is my project some where. Grouchy grumpy. You talking about
I have worked on ours then I found the antenna part was bad. We sent it back got a new one so I have to do this now. Wait!!!! There is more than one wee boost. Wish we bought from them . That’s the wee boost we have.
Two bars LTE here.

Ok, I have no confidence in me doing this. Think I should write a song.
You still picking? Wow 40 ft.

[Goodlifexplorers]

Pretty cool! I always wondered how those signal boosters worked. Have you used the Verizon Jetpack and Weebooster inside the National Parks?

[PidasianHippie]

This is something I am going to have to figure out as I start my travels. I am not a TV watcher. In fact, I have decided to take out the tv in the RV and put a monitor in its place. Because of this, I am going to need either a WiFi antenna or good cell service. I know you said you are using the Verizon Jet Packs. Is that the same company that you are using for cell service? I have actually thought about getting two different ones. Thanks for this great information.