Class C without boondocking amenities
I'm considering getting a Minnie Winnie 22R to travel around the country while working remotely. It's the smallest class C that Winnebago makes while still having plenty of room for a single guy. I ...
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Giggity,
I have read all this thread and now have an new cup of coffee.
It is clear that you have formed some opinions based on preconceived mis-conceptions. The only RV appliance that is less reliable than any home appliance is the absorption refrigerator. Those seen to have a half life of about 7 years.
Before you embark on this adventure, rent a small RV for at least a week. That may change some of your priorities.
If you really need 150G bandwidth for a month, you will never get it in any RV park. No cable company will lay wire out just for you. No RV park has the bandwidth to do this even on there own lot. I don't know what you are doing, but even if you get an unlimited plan with any wireless carrier, you will have to be on-line the whole month to burn that kind of data.
There are still some satellite companies working, but that sort of bandwidth is going to cost you - BIG TIME.
I suggest that you sit back and consider your options. Living in an RV is not likely to be one of those that you can make work.
Matt
I have read all this thread and now have an new cup of coffee.
It is clear that you have formed some opinions based on preconceived mis-conceptions. The only RV appliance that is less reliable than any home appliance is the absorption refrigerator. Those seen to have a half life of about 7 years.
Before you embark on this adventure, rent a small RV for at least a week. That may change some of your priorities.
If you really need 150G bandwidth for a month, you will never get it in any RV park. No cable company will lay wire out just for you. No RV park has the bandwidth to do this even on there own lot. I don't know what you are doing, but even if you get an unlimited plan with any wireless carrier, you will have to be on-line the whole month to burn that kind of data.
There are still some satellite companies working, but that sort of bandwidth is going to cost you - BIG TIME.
I suggest that you sit back and consider your options. Living in an RV is not likely to be one of those that you can make work.
Matt
