RV Comms
Thread Starter
|
Tuned
Joined: Oct 2020
Posts: 411
Likes: 284
From: Northern Sierra Nevada
RV Comms
One quiet camp in central ID.
My new piece about RV communications news is up on Truck Camper Adventure:
https://www.truckcamperadventure.com...ion-for-rvers/
If you have an AT&T account/cell phone, this will make your day, especially if you have a poor cell phone signal and bad broadband at your residence.
We're on the road with the TC until June and are getting very good reception and data even in the remotest of locales.
Of course, you need at least a little signal to amplify.
jefe
Senior User
Joined: Jul 2020
Posts: 449
Likes: 51
Thanks Jefe. looking forward to seeing your findings with use.
The impression I get from seeing fellow Canadians posts, plans for roaming techies up here are garbage.
I think when Starlink gets a mobile version out and gets their prices down, it sounds like it will be a game changer.
We've never had a want for internet while camping. But, I've thought it be a good way to enable my wife to "get away" from the office more easily, but still be able to keep up with critical work and clients.
The impression I get from seeing fellow Canadians posts, plans for roaming techies up here are garbage.
I think when Starlink gets a mobile version out and gets their prices down, it sounds like it will be a game changer.
We've never had a want for internet while camping. But, I've thought it be a good way to enable my wife to "get away" from the office more easily, but still be able to keep up with critical work and clients.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
