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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Wannabango wrote:LifeInsideJack wrote:
WiFi is the 2nd largest issue in our desire to move about the country freely. Both of us are students attending University online. From watching lectures to working on group assignments via Skype we require access.
This place has a contract with the local cable company to provide TV with the space. However, data is on you. So, in the back under my desk sits the router that is connected to the coax that plugs into the post in the back corner.
As for my take on the propane ... even with 3-250w solar panels up there, we still use propane for the regular stuff. Since we don't move for weeks at a time I have a 2nd 10lb bottle connected to the coach. This way I can take that and fill it without having to unsettle things.
I hear what you want. It just doesn't exist yet. But when it does I'll buy it.
It sounds like you have what I want. You're getting internet from the local cable company, right?
Yes. Spectrum. $49.95 a month and we stream Netflix without issue.
It's different living in an RV Park. When you live left of center you find yourself surrounded by other people left of center. However, for us the payoff is excellent.
