ehochuli85
RVF Supporter
- Joined
- Jun 26, 2021
- Messages
- 108
- Location
- Wherever the RV is parked!
- RV Year
- 2023
- RV Make
- Newell
- RV Length
- 45
- Chassis
- Newell
- Engine
- Cummins 605
- TOW/TOAD
- Jeep Grand Cherokee
- Fulltimer
- Yes
lemondrop9344 and marc2912 ,
Thank you very much! My problem is that much of what you're saying is going right over my head. I understand that a direct wire from the dish to the starlink router placed inside the coach is the best solution. However, that's going to require me to have Newell install an adapter from outside the coach, into the coach, from which I can plug in the router. Newell seals there coaches pretty completely, and I'd like to avoid breaking that seal. But yes, that can be done, and is likely the way to get the strongest signal inside the coach.However, I am already ordering a mesh for use at my casita in Arizona, where we stay for 3 winter months. So if I have the mesh, why not use it in the coach, rather than installing an adapter to bring the cable inside? Is there any downside to this or reason it won't work? I'll have the wired SL router in the forward driver side basement, (for several reasons not worth wasting your time explaining, that is the best bay for the router). There is a great spot inside the coach, just behind the driver's chair, to place the mesh. That gives the mesh a straight unobstructed shot to the back of the coach. And if "overkill" is the answer, what's the downside, if I already own the mesh?
Thank you again!! Ed