Why must wifi be so bad
Ok, just back from 2 weeks on the road -- our first big trip. I was surprised at how poor the wifi was at every place we stayed. Things I ran into: - one park didn't even try to offer it where ...
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Yeah, our first year weekend RVing showed us 2 things
- you need your own internet connection AKA cellular WiFi or cellular tether
- Sprint coverage sux
A few days in Hatteras was the worse. The campground WiFi (KOA) was only reachable from the cafe and there was a large cell tower close to the CG that actually interfered with the radio signal to and from the laptop. I suspected it was a Verizon tower, so I switched to VZW.
Before I started doing this, I would have been in the "back to nature" group. However, as much as I like sitting outside, there are environmental conditions that preclude enjoying it and inside reading a book on the tablet works out just fine.
I can't imagine camping with teenagers without connectivity.
- you need your own internet connection AKA cellular WiFi or cellular tether
- Sprint coverage sux
A few days in Hatteras was the worse. The campground WiFi (KOA) was only reachable from the cafe and there was a large cell tower close to the CG that actually interfered with the radio signal to and from the laptop. I suspected it was a Verizon tower, so I switched to VZW.
Before I started doing this, I would have been in the "back to nature" group. However, as much as I like sitting outside, there are environmental conditions that preclude enjoying it and inside reading a book on the tablet works out just fine.
I can't imagine camping with teenagers without connectivity.
