Camp Ad hoc network
Laz7
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Has anyone tried setting up an ad hoc (no internet) network to control their Yeti? A small Wi-Fi router that doesn’t use much power is easy to find
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Hi @Laz7,
There are 2 modes to connect to WiFi enabled Yetis. Anywhere and Direct.
- If your Yeti can see a WiFi router that does have internet connection you can use Anywhere Connect mode.
- In off-grid situations Direct Connect mode can be used to have a Smart Phone communicate with the Yeti directly and does not need the internet to work!
If you have good coverage from a mobile hotspot ( some overlanders have added a boosting directional antenna ) or something like Starlink's RV plan or any other other portable source of internet connection with WiFi, you can use that to get Anywhere Connect to work with a Yeti outdoors.
