What do you do for WIFI on the road

Forest66 wrote:
Aside from from WIFI at CG and cellular on your phone what do you use for internet access for say a lap top while on the road.

if the cg/park isn't crowded we'll try the patk's wifi otherwise we use the hotspot feature on our verizon ipad.

McDonald's, Starbucks.

There it is again.. first responder quoting the entire OP.

Forest66 wrote:
Aside from from WIFI at CG and cellular on your phone what do you use for internet access for say a lap top while on the road.

go to the technology forum thousands of posts regarding this issue

2oldman wrote:
McDonald's, Starbucks.

There it is again.. first responder quoting the entire OP.

yeah Im more looking for some kind of connecting equipment i can use via a cellular network instead of a location that has wifi

I know there use to be a usb device that you could connect to the internet via cellular but cant remember what its called and cant find it via google

Forest66 wrote:
Im more looking for some kind of connecting equipment i can use via a cellular network instead of a location that has wifi

Your phone has no hotspot?

What else is there? I guess if you're loaded, satellite internet?

2oldman wrote:

Forest66 wrote:
Im more looking for some kind of connecting equipment i can use via a cellular network instead of a location that has wifi

Your phone has no hotspot?

Not that i can find. I googled it and followed the directions but my phone shows no personal hotspot setting

Karma Go hot spot. I was getting internet even when I had no cell reception.

I use the Verizon MIFI Unit here that provides for up to five of my devices. Only gives me 3GB monthly data plan but it is secured and private and handles us checking in with the kids, paying a few bills on-line and some surfing the net. It is not for any down streaming of movies or HDTV etc...

We quit messing with the various Public WIFI places along time ago. As you probably already know they are not all that dependable especially at the camp grounds. Too many other users on-line...

We get our HDTV fill using our batwing antenna picking up digital TV from the local towns when not at a campground that has cable.

Roy Ken

Ok, thanks. I suggest getting a phone with a hotspot. Verizon provides the best coverage, which is important to me when travelling. And what good is a cheap package if its coverage is limited?

Verizon's data packages have recently come down in price.