Retro70s
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I'm wanting to know about every Class A and Class C motorhome that has office space, because I'm also planning to have a work from home job while living in that motorhome.
That sounds more like problems using a park's wi-fi service than with cellular coverage.I cannot tell you how many times I would call ahead to check on cell service and be assured that it was terrific, only to arrive and find out it was only "terrific" next to the clubhouse, or in one case, in the laundry room! There is no way I could conduct student or faculty meetings next to the washers and dryers!!
That's a tall order. I doubt anyone here, either individually or together, could answer that. However, some folks have given you suggestions, including how they dealt with the issue. I saw Gary's mini office conversion 'in person', and wish I had his carpentry skills.I'm wanting to know about every Class A and Class C motorhome that has office space..
Actually, I did both depending on where I was.That sounds more like problems using a park's wi-fi service than with cellular coverage.
In general, it's best to have more than one option if Internet access is mission critical to your travels. I have two cellular hotspots, a dedicated AT&T hotspot and a backup hotspot on my Visible (Verizon) 5G phone. Or you could use Starlink with a cellular hotspot as a backup when trees obstruct the Starlink signal (Starlink needs a wide view of the sky to track it's Low Earth Orbit satellites as they pass overhead).
I like Visible. It's owned by Verizon, uses their towers and is inexpensive ($25 to $45 a month). They don't offer service to Jetstream-like dedicated hotspot devices but all of their plans include unlimited data via the phone's hotspot so I don't have to worry about exceeding a monthly limit. Other companies may offer unlimited on-phone data but cap how much data can be used via the hotspot. Visible Wireless - Unlimited No-Contract Prepaid Cell Phone Plans
To predict cellular coverage, there's an app called "Coverage?" by Two Steps Beyond LLC available on the Apple Store and Google Play. It's written by Chris Dunphy and Cherie Ve Ard, better known for their excellent Mobile Internet Resource Center.