AMOS33 wrote:
Bill.Satellite wrote:
I found the same thing with my car. Even with the ignition off the Mobley still works. I guess that's why the time out option would be really important. Do you have anything in the Mobley interface that shows you can connect 10 devices? I don't know how 1 VM6200 can connect to 5 devices and another VM6200 can connect to 10 devices.
As an aside, why would you need something like the Mobley and powerline devices in an RV. Your RV must be a whole lot longer than my 40 footer!
Yessir to your first question:here is how I manage the device:
http://ufi.ztedevice.com/index.html#home
When I go there it shows me the devices that are connected.
Your second question requires a much longer answer, but my RV is 31 feet in length.
Why I need the mobley in my RV? Because it gives superior performance over the Park's wifi service and I am paying $22/month, so why not use it? It is unlimited and produces broadband speeds versus my Parks WiFi which has DSL broadcast over 3 directional wireless-N atennae from Amped Wireless being shared by 60 RVs.
This test is using my mobley inside my RV
This test is using my Park WiFi via my PL adapters
My rv is setup for BPL access using nano technology which I have shown to be superior to WiFi in previous posts.
I never questioned why you should have a Mobley in your RV. That's obvious. I have had one in my RV for nearly as long as the offer first surfaced.
It's the power line thing that doesn't make much sense but if you are happy that's great.
