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What Wave WiFi system should I buy for my boat?

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What Wave WiFi system should I buy for my boat?
Categories: Buying Compability

We recommend our Professional Series systems (50 ft. + boat) and Rogue Series for ( < 50 ft. boat). Still, it’s not a hard line as other things can affect the choice such as the number of guests/crew, usage – e.g., lots of streaming to portables and televisions requiring more speed/bandwidth.

We have both our Rogue Pro series and our Professional Series. The professional series is a more demanding installation, with coax cable runs for topside antennas. In contrast, the Rogue series is just the unit installation and a CAT5 network cable run down inside the boat. HP-DB-AC and Tidal Wave have WiFi 5 (802.11ac), whereas the Rogue Series has WiFi 4 (802.11n) and a single antenna only. With multiple antennas and WiFi 5, you have MU-MIMO with a compatible marina Hotspot; you can have multi-user, multi-in/multi-out for numerous simultaneous transmissions (=faster speeds.)

https://www.wavewifi.com/product-category/wifi-receivers/ (Rogue Series)

https://www.wavewifi.com/product-category/professional-series/ (Professional Series)

If you wanted Cellular and WiFi in one, the top end system is Tidal Wave (Under Professional Series)

We also have network routers on:

https://www.wavewifi.com/product-category/network-routers/

Router products that end in “50” have Cellular – Sim – 4G LTE capability.

You could do Rogue Pro DB + MNC1250 or MBR550 to get Cellular and WiFi.

Or go for HP-DB-AC + MNC1250.

Or go for Tidal Wave (you still need an MBR500 or MNC1200 for inside distribution of what Tidal Wave supplies.

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