[url]https://www.t-mobile.com/offers/free-trial[/url] I signed up for this and was wondering how to use it with my current us cellular phone for data. If anyone knows a site that explains how hot spots work I would appreciate an url. thanks frank

Ever since I moved my IP wireless camera (outdoor) to the other side of the house the signal seems to be weak and I get intermittent operation and sometimes total loss of signal. The picture remains but I loose live action and no pan or tilt. But if I reload the page the pan and tilt will be revised as previously inputted before the reload. It seems like a weak signal. I have a LinkSys EA6100 router feeding off a Spectrum modem. Both are located in the basement. Most computer gadgets are located on the second floor of the house and seem to work fine. My main desk top computer is Ethernet connected while my wife's, daughters and my laptop use WiFi signal. The WiFi signal must go through the first floor and second floor and intervening walls. For the camera the signal must also go through the metal garage door and /or the metal soffit under the eves. And of course the cam antenna faces away from the router direction. Now there is the possibility that the cam receiver could be defective, but I don't think so. It works well of I bring it inside and it worked well before re-location. So my question, will a repeater help and what should I look for in a repeater?