Mobile Networks
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mchero wrote:
. . . would also like to add one of those Veerizon Hotspot/wireless router. I see models with a detachable antenna so I could mound a cell antenna on the top front cap & connect to the hotspot.Then I would have a wireless access point thru Verizon's 4G.
I recommend checking out the 3gstore.
mchero wrote:
Will also be able to connect items like a Morningstart MPPT controller to the mix.
This is solar so you might want to start a separate thread.
mchero wrote:
Was thinking Satellite internet BUT I see a lot of bloggers ae switching over since Verizon's 4G is so fast.
Some folks, including me, still have sat units as a backup. However, though I've only been full timing for about a year, I have been able to get a Verizon signal no matter where I've camped. That said, I'm still keeping my old portable DataStorm unit around.
Verizon is the network of choice for full timers. I suggest you sign up for a Millenicom hotspot ($90/mon for 20 GB) as Millenicom resells Verizon bandwidth a lot cheaper than Verizon.
Finally, I would NOT plan on depending on campground WiFi for your Internet access. Campground connections are notoriously bad.
