Suggestions on Satellite internet
Just bought a used RV last week. The plan is to be able to "mobile office" during the week and leave our area typically on Thursday nights without losing the ability to manage office issues via the in...
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Jackie Treehorn wrote:Bill.Winegard wrote:
Here are the facts. You are not going to get ANY satellite internet on the fly
That's discouraging, but not a dealbreaker. I can work around having service only when we are parked, or at least stationary- but the bandwidth you are suggesting seems to be a big hitch. I don't normally send large files, normally well under 1MB, but I was hoping to use Skype of some other VOIP from the spots where we park. Sounds highly unlikely at the speeds you're suggesting.
None of the consumer satellite internet services will be able to provide Skype or VoIP for anything other than a very casual family connection and then they are going to have to "learn" that it's not a regular phone call and how to adapt to the delay and the freezes.
Your best bet is cellular and WiFi but neither will be great everywhere and there will be places where you end up with nothing.
