Going to be working from home!
Our company got bought out and our local office will be closing at the end of the year. Thankfully my services are still needed and instead of being asked to relocate, I can work from home. Big relief...
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I am an in dependent web site developer. I work out of our home or our motorhome or a hotel or family members' homes, etc. With my Motorola Droid Turbo on Verizon, I can use my phone as a WiFi hotspot. When doing that long term, I generally use about 6 GB/month of data. On the East Coast, Verizon is pretty reliable and has had good service every where we camp. So if the campground we are at doesn't have WiFi, I can use the phone.
Our seasonal campsite offers free WiFi. I have a ubiquiti nanostation loco m2 that amplifies their signal and allows me to use my own WiFi router in the camper. My router keeps stats on my usage. This summer, I used an average of 6.5 GB/month. The campground owners are aware of my setup and they are fine with my usage.
We have done what ncrowley has mentioned, using a cable modem. We've only done this at Fort Wilderness in Disney, but I'm sure there are other campgrounds that allow it. Fort Wilderness actually provides you with a Cable Modem (again, we bring our own router) if you ask for it.
-Michael
Our seasonal campsite offers free WiFi. I have a ubiquiti nanostation loco m2 that amplifies their signal and allows me to use my own WiFi router in the camper. My router keeps stats on my usage. This summer, I used an average of 6.5 GB/month. The campground owners are aware of my setup and they are fine with my usage.
We have done what ncrowley has mentioned, using a cable modem. We've only done this at Fort Wilderness in Disney, but I'm sure there are other campgrounds that allow it. Fort Wilderness actually provides you with a Cable Modem (again, we bring our own router) if you ask for it.
-Michael
