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Earthfirst here is some mention of what my boating buddies use:
If you want to connect to a router to have multiple computers connected
to a WiFi hot-spot, I think the Ubiquiit Bullet based systems are better
because they not only have a powerful radio, but connect to ethernet
instead of USB. This can then be connected to most any computer or any
router. I have used mine with linksys and netgear wifi routers to set up
a network just like I have at home with DSL. Use POE (power over
ethernet) and you just have the one ethernet cable going outside (if you
want, it works great inside almost all the time).
wififorboats.com and islandtimepc.com are highly recommended complete
solutions. I just bought the Bullet 2HP and Ubiquiti POE on ebay and
attached an 8db antenna.
There was a big thread about this on panbo.com regarding the rogue wave
(more expensive) unit a while back at
https://www.panbo.com/archives/2010/10/rogue_wave_wifi_the_bullet_rules.html
If you want to have both options of cellular data and wifi a cradlepoint
router is a good solution. The bullet can connect to the cradlepoint
hotspot so the computers always connect to the bullet if you want.