New class c owner

[redstar42]

We owned a pop-up tent camper for a couple years. We decided we want something more versatile and looked into buying a class C. We found a 2018 Jayco Melbourne L, with only 7000 miles on it. It was something we had been looking for and came across it purely by accident. Hope to learn a lot more about the class c in the coming months.

 

[George1441]

We owned a pop-up tent camper for a couple years. We decided we want something more versatile and looked into buying a class C. We found a 2018 Jayco Melbourne L, with only 7000 miles on it. It was something we had been looking for and came across it purely by accident. Hope to learn a lot more about the class c in the coming months.

Congrats

 

[WinMin4]

OP congratulations Class C are fun for RVing, recommend Ford V10 E450 plenty of power. Easy to drive and can break down camp and move fairly quickly, boundocking is easy.

 

[Road Cru]

How do you know where you can boondock?

 

[Road Cru]

Looking for suggestions on a traveling hotspot that is reliable for work and affordable. I have considered a TravlFi. What are anyone's suggestions?

 

[DennisT]

We retired the first of the year but were working remote up to that point.

We have the cellular hotspot through FMCA Tech Connect. Truly unlimited and we had no issues with us both working using the connection.

It is AT&T so would need a good signal from them but has worked great for us.

Runs about $60 / month truly unlimited. The only time they may throttle is if you hit a tower that is really busy but we have not experienced that.

 

[Germanrazor]

Welcome aboard!