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The best marine solution... period!
A complete wireless solution
with nothing else to purchase! The wireless card is actually built into
the antenna!
“All-in-One”
wireless system with a simple connection over a
computer's USB port. The WaveRV Marine works with Windows,
OS X, and Linux.
RadioLabs,
a wireless innovator, has developed a simple solution to our wireless
line made exclusively for the marine community. We here at RadioLabs
are avid marine enthusiasts that frequent the California coastline.
Being the wireless leader and hardcore tech geeks, we pretty much only
think of ways to constantly stay online. Of course, exceptions can be
made for reeling in the big ones.
Extremely
simple to connect – This is virtually a plug-and-play setup.
After mounting the antenna and installing the drivers the most
difficult part of installation is connecting a USB cord. High speed
access is not only extremely easy to get, but readily available from
the comfort of your boat. No external power is needed, as the WaveRV
Marine Wifi antenna is powered through the USB port.
With
our powerful wireless card combined with an 8dB omni antenna the WaveRV
Marine gives an amazing performance boost over integrated wireless and
stock cards. Typical results give up to 30 times the range of notebooks
with integrated wireless.
The
WaveRV Marine is proudly made in the US. We keep production of these
close to our location so that we can ensure they meet our strict
quality standards.
Antenna
comes with a 15' USB cable attached.
Antenna
base is threaded to fit a standard 1"
marine antenna mount
Over 15x the range of
your notebook wireless card!! Up to 1 mile of range to a wireless
access point.
Note: The Drivers for the WaveRV are compatible with any operating
system, however for some computer operating systems we send special
updated drivers.
The
WaveRV can be used as a Marine antenna, or, can be used as a standard
wireless card with extended range antenna for any computer connection,
such as a car or even on your house. Extremely versatile for long range
connections.
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