Internet options

[JW53]

What are some internet options for the internet? Has any one used Travlfi by Dish network?

 

[NY_Dutch]

I have not tried the Travlfi, but be aware it is not a Dish product. The "Dish for My RV" website is operated by Pace International, an authorized Dish retailer. That said, the Travlfi appears to be a reasonably decent product if the refurbishing process is well done. The prices for the various data plans are priced comparably with several others. Before ordering, I would ask Pace what their return policy is. My other concern would be that there appears to be no provisions for external antennas...

 

[JW53]

NY_DUTCH Thank you for the reply and info., Just looking around for some internet options.

 

[donn]

Mobile internet options are rather limited. Sat internet is slow, costly, and requires a lot of expensive equipment. Most RVers simply either use a smart phone as a wifi hotspot or get a mifi box from their cell carrier. Cell based internet is pretty stable and available all across the country for the cost of a cell phone umlimited service plan.

 

[ziplock]

get a mifi box

I vote for that.

 

[Rob&Deryl]

I just got a Peplink balance 20x to be a mobile router. We put Verizon & T-mobile sims in it. Current campground has good Verizon but poor t-mobile. It gives us good internet though over the past couple of very hot days, it restarted quite a few times. I suspect all the AC was pulling the voltage down. I shall have a meter on the power soon.

 

[HueyPilotVN]

I bought a Verizon 5G Model M2100 MiFi just after buying this latest RV about 4 months ago. I used it for the first time this week staying in Williams, AZ.

It is every bit as fast and good as the whole house high speed Internet at home.