โSep-11-2015 06:35 AM
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โSep-11-2015 11:57 PM
Bellpr wrote:
How do you solve the Wireless computer network issue for all your wireless devices (Cell Phone, Computers, Tablets, etc) when camping? Most of the Campgrounds I have been to lately have had poor to none wireless service at the campsite. The main buildings are ok. Unless you are parked near a main buildings, you are SOL. How do you acquire Internet service and share it between your devices? Maybe you are Truly off the grid and don't....
โSep-11-2015 08:34 PM
Just Me & the Boss !
โSep-11-2015 08:18 PM
cedetom wrote:
Good luck finding a campground that actually has a good Wifi setup. They just won't spend the $$ money on them. I just use a hotspot from Straight Talk and buy a data card and it works well so long as you have a decent signal from a wireless carrier, such as Verizon.
โSep-11-2015 07:24 PM
โSep-11-2015 12:28 PM
Bellpr wrote:
How do you solve the Wireless computer network issue for all your wireless devices (Cell Phone, Computers, Tablets, etc) when camping? Most of the Campgrounds I have been to lately have had poor to none wireless service at the campsite. The main buildings are ok. Unless you are parked near a main buildings, you are SOL. How do you acquire Internet service and share it between your devices? Maybe you are Truly off the grid and don't....
โSep-11-2015 11:01 AM
gkainz wrote:
I drive into the mountains until I no longer have cell service, then about 5 miles further. The only way I can be guaranteed that my weekend will not be interrupted by work!
โSep-11-2015 09:39 AM
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โSep-11-2015 09:23 AM
Pipeman wrote:
We've had our ONSTAR upgraded and it has it's own hotspot. The 1st 3 months were free and that was 5 gigs a month. You can be approx. 20 feet away from the vehicle and it will work. After next month we will have to pay and there are different rates for the amount of gigs you want to pay for.
โSep-11-2015 08:57 AM
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โSep-11-2015 07:41 AM
taken wrote:
To boost cell phone signal for use as a wireless hotspot, use this:
RV Cell Signal Booster
To boost campground WIFI signal use this:
WIFI Booster
โSep-11-2015 07:37 AM
Second Chance wrote:
We use a Verizon MiFi hot-spot (but we are full-time). Speed is fine and 20GB does everything we need/want except streaming movies from NetFlix or Amazon Prime. We knew we would have to give that up when we sold the house and went full time, though.