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If I buy broadband for my house and install a wireless router so I can work
from any room then I can either set the router to ignore all but my computer(s) or leave the default setting. If I leave the default then anybody within RF range can use my service - prolly without me even noticing or caring. In other words, I have a wifi "hotspot". At first, many campgrounds, marinas, et all were hotspots. Trouble is the folks sharing a net are not paying for it and God forbid anybody get something for free in thi country, so the owners were made offers they couldn't refuse: a setup that charged uers and let them keep part of the take or get sued for violating their contracts. Naturally most went with the offer. I dunno about marinas but most campgrounds offer wifi for a small daily fee. Most say it works fine provided you sre close enough to their antenna. There are websites devoted to the free alternative, some listing hotspots, but such 'cheating' is not Christian! (c: "gonefishiing" wrote in message news ![]() anyone have a wi-fi connection on they're boat? how does it work? |
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