WiFi - one computer at a time - common?

Usually just the ones you have to pay for.
Most CG/RV parks with FREE WiFi you can run more than one device on the system.

I gave up on the CG WIFI sites some time ago - Check into the Verizon MIFI unit.

This works anywhere you can get Verizon Cell Phone service and will allow you to use up to five WIFI enabled devices all at the same time.

This is also a very secure and safe to use system setup...

We use all of our WIFI enabled devices, check our emails, pay our bills on-line, check in with the kids, and do some surfing the internet... If we really want to do some erious downstreaming for TV videos etc we can use the Millenicom 20GB MIFI setup that uses the same VERIZON NETWORK.

Might be something you may want to check into and forget the FREE CG WIFI setups for just one machine...

Just a couple of my thoughts

Roy ken

I've seen some CG's with Tengo-Net that will give you more than one access code.....maybe your place will too????

Thanks for the Verizon recommendation. We have AT&T and various tetherable iphones and ipads and such, which work great for backup and on the road, but want to minimize the bandwidth we consume when there is free wifi available. :)

And the office is closed now so can't get another code until tomorrow. Not a big deal, just trying to learn from experiences and see what we need the next time.

Normal. Your access code allows only one connection.

Common for Tengo. You're being charged for a single device. Verizon MiFi would be a good choice for you if you're going to travel frequently.

I carry the MIFI also.... But we camped at several places this year that offered those codes from Tango... They asked us how many computers we had , and how many codes we wanted....our MIFI plan was getting to the upper limits , so we went with the codes... Joe

sch911 wrote:
Normal. Your access code allows only one connection.

X2.
Think of it from their side. You could set up shop from your computer and start selling Tengo Net's wifi to others.

Someone has likely done it here, but I think if you were to add a router/ repeater where you sign on through it, the host sees only one MAC address and you might be able to get around it.