Product Overview: PDQ Connect One Source and 7010RV (Mobile Router / Long Range WiFi)

This Product Discontinued or Obsolete

While current owners of this device or plan may continue to find performance to be adequate for the foreseeable tech-future, we do not recommend upgrading to or purchasing it. 

Consider Alternatives

PDQ Connection sells kits of Wi-Fi extending gear, and offers different configurations.

Specifications

• Base Technology: SureCall Booster, Alfa Router, Antenna
• Wi-Fi Router: Yes
  • 2.4GHz Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g
  • 5GHz Wi-Fi: N/A
  • Wi-Fi Antenna: ?
  • Wi-Fi as WAN: Yes
  • Claimed Wi-Fi Range: Up to 20 miles
  • Guest Wi-Fi Network:
• Cellular Tethering via USB: None
• Integrated Cellular Modem: None
• Ethernet Ports:
• Special Features:
• Power Source: 12v or 110v
• Dimensions: 5.8" x 5.0" x 1.6"
• Outdoor Rated: Yes, for the external components
• Mounting:
• Retail Price:  $295 - 1255

Review & Testing Status

We do not have this unit in for testing, but we have our thoughts on this unit shared with members below.

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Purchasing Options

• Amazon - PDQ OneConnect  |  7010RV
• PDQ Website
• Camping World: One Source

Further Education on Mobile Routers The Central Conductor of a Local Area Network

Routers can serve as a central conductor of your local area network in your RV and boat. Mobile routers are different from residential routers in that they typically support multiple internet sources like cellular and Wi-Fi, can be powered off of 12v or AC and support external antenna for better receiving signal. 

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