Having trouble understanding you there ...........the gadget you linked to seems to have no way to connect to a router and from what I cat tell no batteries either
I'm assuming the usb lead is to get power from the pc so you would need somewhere to plug it into to power it up.

Presumably it also rebroadcasts the signal wirelessly so should be all that is needed?

Not tried one yet but have been considering one ............ I have noticed some signal loss on site wifi in the evenings though I think the silvered blinds might be the reason when drawn.

Try something like this, or talk to the people running this site.

https://www.motorhomewifi.com/product/ib...ctional-system/

It works on the b/g/n standards but not the newest ac, but it should be fine. I'd check with them that it can pick up a 2.4ghz and 5ghz signal for future proofing.

(Please research this yourself as it is a lot to spend but to me it looks like it will do the job).

Hello Colin,

It's a router designed with software (web pages) in it to connect to a wireless network which it then boosts and broadcasts via its own network to your devices. You won't be able to replicate this with your Hawai router.

The iboost router is taking the role of the laptop in the ebay mentioned solution. Provided iboost works as stated, it will be a much more easy solution than trying to configure ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) in Windows 7-10 (although with Windows 10 Anniversary edition this is a lot simpler). However, you have said you don't intend to carry a laptop.

Yes, you need to the complete package.