Does this make sense?
Never owned a TC or been on an extended camping/rving adventure. Three years out from retirement. Single Joe, just me in this deal. I think I want to sell my house and buy a truck and truck camper and...
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NEOK wrote:
Another thing to think about is your Internet connection while camping and trying to work. Relying on a cell connection for work purposes can get expensive and cell service may not be available I some locatiins. RV park and free WiFi such as Starbucks are often slow and unreliable. If your not working these may not be much of a consideration.
Beyond this, a TC is great for seeing the country.
I've installed external 4G LTE antennas on my Lance for my hotspot. I'm able to get pretty good speeds in fairly remote locations(Verizon). My wife and I can both use it for work at the same time and it's usually very reliable.
As long as we don't stream video, we never come close to using up our data limits.
Recently my wife took the TC to Arizona and went back country camping, drove up a mountain and spent a few days not seeing anyone but she was still able to work with a very strong signal.
