theoldwizard1 wrote:
Winegard/AT&T TOGO (aka ConnecT). Easy to install and configure. Can be used either as a "hot spot" (convert cell phone signal to local WiFi) OR a WiFi extender/repeater if you camping location has adequate bandwidth to the rest of the internet (personally I would not bother especially if work is paying for the data).
Connects (wirelessly) to multiple device in the coach. If your phone supports it, you can make calls through it also.
EDIT : This is also supported on Verizon, but you have to change the SIM card. Not real easy if mounted on the roof.
Was looking hard at the TOGO. Since I already have ATT this makes sense, however I think redundancy is important and so I was thinking of VZ as well. Sounds like to use the TOGO for multiple carriers I'd have to swap SIM's which is not ideal. If I had ATT and VZ hotspots, would a weboost be fairly equivalent to a TOGO with added advantage of toggling between carriers? What's the benefit of TOGO over hotspots with a booster?
