Bailey, I made it myself. A couple of GE lugs, a piece of plexiglass and a nice Scepter junction box. That’s it! If you need one I’d be happy to make you one for cost of parts and shipping.
@@airstreamnutsandbolts Thank you for the response! I am a mechanical engineer student about to graduate from San Diego State and my team and I are just doing some research. Appreciate the offer though!
It is a great system. Allows us to access WiFi from off campground most of the time. Starbucks, McDonalds or any other location with FREE WiFi from inside our Airstream. Plus the internal router allows us secure network access
I waited almost two years for the Everest to start shipping before I made my purchase. Now I've been using it and an Aspen for close to a year. Simply, they are expensive junk. Neither will stay connected to any outside internet source reliably, they crash regularly and must be manually reconnected, the control panels do random weird things that make no sense, and most of the advanced features they tout don't work (including failover to a second internet source, and load balancing or combining between sources). (Support remotely logged into my routers to "optimize" the settings to improve my reliability; all they did was turn off all the features that I bought the system for! Seriously. And the routers still crash.) Although the Everest and Aspen are connected with the ethernet cable supplied with the kit, the Aspen regularly loses contact with the Everest. I have been talking to Support for almost the entire year, since the original ethernet cable they sent was defective, and they replaced the Aspen after it stopped booting after just 3 months. Even now I still have an open trouble ticket since November but Support keeps saying it must be power problems (but they provided the power brick that powers both Everest and Aspen), the wifi I connect to is unreliable (although I have the same problems will ALL wifi networks I connect to), or my "environment" is causing the problem (but they won't explain what that means). Support doesn't look at any logs, completely read my detailed problem descriptions, nor do they perform any troubleshooting; I'm convinced they know the firmware is unstable. I've asked repeatedly for a refund but they deny my request. Support has gotten much worse since WifiRanger was purchased by Wineguard. Oh, and the firmware for both Everest and Aspen are STILL IN BETA, after being sold for over 2.5 years now. I always thought that Beta (uncompleted, unstable, still being tested) software was put into production (fully tested, reliable) before it was sold as a product... But what do I know? I'm only a software programmer myself, with over 20 years' experience. WifiRanger: Such great marketing, so much promise, but ultimately, so much junk! I also have an older, unimpressive, Sky4 that is more reliable than this Converge system. I'm not alone; read reviews on Amazon and other locations.
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Great review and Drake was the bomb 🍻
Great video, looking forward to all the how to video's you do on your new trailer.
We will be starting soon. New TPMS and Centramatics going on Monday.
@@airstreamnutsandbolts Yes!!
Great video. Thank you for the instruction. 👍👍
It was a lot of fun!
Hey ronnie! Awesome video! I was just wondering where you purchased that combiner box from? thanks!
Bailey,
I made it myself. A couple of GE lugs, a piece of plexiglass and a nice Scepter junction box. That’s it! If you need one I’d be happy to make you one for cost of parts and shipping.
@@airstreamnutsandbolts Thank you for the response! I am a mechanical engineer student about to graduate from San Diego State and my team and I are just doing some research. Appreciate the offer though!
Super interesting to watch!
What's your opinion on its functionality so far?
It is a great system. Allows us to access WiFi from off campground most of the time. Starbucks, McDonalds or any other location with FREE WiFi from inside our Airstream. Plus the internal router allows us secure network access
We don't have an Airstream, but LOLOHO recommenced you guys. So we will be looking in to see how we can make are little trailer better.
Thanks John, we will do our best. Looking forward to Sean and Kristy’s Solar install.
I waited almost two years for the Everest to start shipping before I made my purchase. Now I've been using it and an Aspen for close to a year. Simply, they are expensive junk. Neither will stay connected to any outside internet source reliably, they crash regularly and must be manually reconnected, the control panels do random weird things that make no sense, and most of the advanced features they tout don't work (including failover to a second internet source, and load balancing or combining between sources). (Support remotely logged into my routers to "optimize" the settings to improve my reliability; all they did was turn off all the features that I bought the system for! Seriously. And the routers still crash.) Although the Everest and Aspen are connected with the ethernet cable supplied with the kit, the Aspen regularly loses contact with the Everest. I have been talking to Support for almost the entire year, since the original ethernet cable they sent was defective, and they replaced the Aspen after it stopped booting after just 3 months. Even now I still have an open trouble ticket since November but Support keeps saying it must be power problems (but they provided the power brick that powers both Everest and Aspen), the wifi I connect to is unreliable (although I have the same problems will ALL wifi networks I connect to), or my "environment" is causing the problem (but they won't explain what that means). Support doesn't look at any logs, completely read my detailed problem descriptions, nor do they perform any troubleshooting; I'm convinced they know the firmware is unstable. I've asked repeatedly for a refund but they deny my request. Support has gotten much worse since WifiRanger was purchased by Wineguard. Oh, and the firmware for both Everest and Aspen are STILL IN BETA, after being sold for over 2.5 years now. I always thought that Beta (uncompleted, unstable, still being tested) software was put into production (fully tested, reliable) before it was sold as a product... But what do I know? I'm only a software programmer myself, with over 20 years' experience. WifiRanger: Such great marketing, so much promise, but ultimately, so much junk! I also have an older, unimpressive, Sky4 that is more reliable than this Converge system. I'm not alone; read reviews on Amazon and other locations.