Mobile Internet

[Flew6]

My name is Tracy Flewellen I am fairly new to RVing, although I have owned my Damon Astoria 2007 since 2015.

I retired from the Military in 2015, I have some time now I am planning more trips. What's the best tool for getting and stabilizing the internet. I have a young teenager that will travel with us that needs internet.

Respectfully,

Tracy Flewellen

 

[Kevin D Pem]

In my opinion starlink is the most reliable, be it the most expensive.

Thank you for serving

 

[Flew6]

Thank You I will research it

 

[AbdRahim]

Anybody tried Homefi?

 

[DennisT]

We use t-mobile home internet. They permit travel and, now that we switched our phones over, only $30 a month unlimited.

We also have a backup through FMCA, AT&T hotspot. We can pause that one during months we don’t need and the monthly charge is only 25% then.

 

[Diesel Pusher]

What works for me, might not work for you, so my answer is "it depends". You can get an unlocked hotspot on ebay for about $100 and a T-mobile prepaid 10 Gig of data for $30/month or spend about $750 for starlink hardware and about $150/month for service. You need to determine your budget, needs and wants first. For our needs, my $35/month Visible plus phone plan with unlimited data connected to a GL.inet Beryl travel router has worked well for work, TV streaming, email and web surfing. Last billing cycle, we used a little over 900 GB.

 

[Flew6]

I purchased the Starlink kit will give it a try

 

[Nanoman]

We have had a lot of luck so far with travlfi, there is a little bit of a learning cure with it but the customer service is really good and you can pay for what you need no contract

 

[Fish]

I have a router attached to my visible phone on the $25 per month plan. Works good most places.