long road trip

If you have something like Verizon you will burn through all your time in nothing flat. Most Rv parks don't even want you to use their wifi for streaming because it cuts everybody else out real fast. I have never found a solution for this. Your wife may just have to go cold turkey and use Redbox whenever you are near or in a town or city.

Certainly not speaking for everyone but my "hot spot" sucks. I have US cellular what a waste of money that thing is.. If you are not in a coverage zone and roaming you will get such slow speeds that it's not worth even turning it on. If you are in a cover zone it works intermittently. Just a peace of junk.

I have pre-purchased a Karma WiFi hotspot.

No contracts - minutes/data roll over until you actually use it.

https://yourkarma.com/how-it-works

I'll use free wifi where I can get it but I will also have my own.

we'll see...

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She is dreaming - a air card will be very expensive and people using Netflix in campground is what kills it for everybody else and hence no campground internet is any good

Earl E wrote:
If you have something like Verizon you will burn through all your time in nothing flat. Most Rv parks don't even want you to use their wifi for streaming because it cuts everybody else out real fast. I have never found a solution for this. Your wife may just have to go cold turkey and use Redbox whenever you are near or in a town or city.

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We have been traveling across country since August. We left Virginia and now in Oregon. We have Verizon hotspot for the internet. I have tried to use the campgrounds Wifi just to update my apps on our phones and had success only in two campgrounds. I can see on rvpark reviews why so many people complain about wifi in the campgrounds. Just my observation.

cmcdar wrote:
I have pre-purchased a Karma WiFi hotspot.

No contracts - minutes/data roll over until you actually use it.

https://yourkarma.com/how-it-works

I'll use free wifi where I can get it but I will also have my own.

we'll see...

Sorry to spoil your Karma, but $14 per gigabyte is NOT a good deal. If you tried to stream a 2 hour HD movie it would cost you almost $28. That's provided you could even get the thing connected since it's on the Sprint network which has very limited 4G LTE coverage and on 3G backup it would take hours to watch any movie.

We carry a whole bunch of DVD's for our evening entertainment.

If she wants to watch NetFlix movies this is what I would do.

Load up a couple USB drives with movies before leaving home.