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Hi    anyone know of a very good wifi device    one that will work well in poor reception areas
  been looking on web but nothing beats first hand knowledge .

There are a couple if Huawei devices that get good press.  I have an old (no longer available) model that I used in low signal areas with reasonable success.  Placement needed a bit of care to get the best.  Mine only included 3G whereas their current models include 4G too.  About £60 I think.

We were up in north Donegal at the weekend for a few days    beautiful part of the world  i cannot recommend highly enough ,  but the trade of was no wifi and little to no phone signal , i know we were on a break away  but  i really really needed to get a few emails away .

You’ll need a signal booster for that and they aren’t cheap nor easy to connect into unless you have a phone or MiFi unit with external aerial ports.

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We were up in north Donegal at the weekend for a few days    beautiful part of the world  i cannot recommend highly enough ,  but the trade of was no wifi and little to no phone signal , i know we were on a break away  but  i really really needed to get a few emails away .
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I also think on them lines when I'm away in the caravan, but I also miss the days of when I didn't feel the need to be contactable 24/7
I've been on holiday ( doing jobs at home, not a vacation, and it winds me up how many interruptions I get from work and elsewhere while trying. To get things done.
We managed for donkeys years without mobile phones, why are they like an other limb these days.
As a mobile service engineer, no one phones me to say , go home early.
I used to get the where are you ! Now GPS tells them where I am !!!!
And I get, can you call at " such and such on your way home ( which is usually 100 miles out of my way )
WE NEED TO TURN THEM OFF

Horizon if only it was as easy as that ,  i remember those days call here stop in there.... nightmare .

looking at these... but expensive