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Old 08-07-2022, 04:12 PM   #13
Chateau_Nomad
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Chateau 24F
State: Ohio
Posts: 4,087
THOR #16721
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Originally Posted by makitso View Post
I purchased the TP-Link Powerline WiFi Extender and installed it -- one connected to the router and one, with the Wifi, plugged in next to the 30amp outlet. Wifi inside the RV work great, 25MB down and 10 up.
FWIW, the wifi adapter is not on the same 110 circuit as the base extendor.
They don't need to be on the same "branch circuit" (on the same breaker)... just so both are on the same entire "household circuit". As far as the device signal is concerned, your entire household wiring (behind the meter) is one large circuit path.

My devices are on completely opposite ends of my house... completely separate branch circuits on separate breakers. However, the signal passes from one to the other just fine.
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