Best internet solution for 2018?
I am looking to get the best mobile internet plan possible for our USA roadtrip in the lower 48 states. We'll be working part-time so we'll need it to be halfway decent. I was planning to get a hots...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:While I agree that both Verizon & AT&T have made vast improvements in coverage over the last year or two, I'd be interested in the results of the Maximum Signal Max amp in Cades Cove Campground in the Smoky Mountain National Park. Just about the only place on a 7000 mile trip that did not have either Verizon or AT&T coverage, even with a WirEng antenna & Sleek amplifier.
Our setup consists of both AT&T and Verizon hotspots, with Tracfone/Verizon Android smartphones, and a Maximum Signal Max Amp RV cell booster/repeater with internal and external antennas. We travel extensively east of the Mississippi, and have yet to land anyplace we did not have a usable signal from both carriers, albeit with one often stronger than the other. We've been in a number of areas, particularly in the Adirondack mountains, where both the coverage maps and and our phones/hotspots showed no service with the Max Amp off, but usable voice and data signals with it turned on.
I'm not going to detail the two unlimited data plans we use, since one is no longer available and the other is a grey market plan that's likely to be gone in another couple of years.
