allenm wrote:
First off, I'm a programmer and a heavy Internet user when on the road and camping. No video or audio streaming stuff, just file transfer......
After also trying a freestanding AT&T WiFi hotspot which didn't work any better, I tried a Sprint hotspot fully expecting it not to work either. Guess what - it has worked fine in almost every place we have camped. Oddly, it usually only shows 1 or 2 bars but provides a good fast connection.
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When I went full time I purchased a Sprint USB mobile broadband for my internet on the road. Which is now over 8 years old!
I have had service in EVERY place I have traveled! And still use it as my main source for internet in my winter home.
Yesterday I used a neighbors computer in their house. They always yack about what they pay for super high speed internet connection......my old Sprint USB broadband is WAY faster! Go figure.
