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[docque]

I was surprised at the T-Mobile coverage between NH, SD, NC, and points in between - much better than my Verizon coverage. However, T-Mobile Home is not available in all areas either - not yet in my area of NH - I tried to sign up and nyet.

That is why I went the T-mobile route. All the years traveling and have had no issues yet. Wyoming was a bit tricky. I am looking at Starlink right now. Issue is there is a waiting list because everyone knows that if you own an RV you stay in one spot.

My biggest issue with Starlink is theft. Not sure how to avoid that. Other than have it out when we are at the park and put it away when we leave. That and trees, clouds, storms tend to be a thing in New England.

[MoonShadow_1911]

That is why I went the T-mobile route. All the years traveling and have had no issues yet. Wyoming was a bit tricky. I am looking at Starlink right now. Issue is there is a waiting list because everyone knows that if you own an RV you stay in one spot.

My biggest issue with Starlink is theft. Not sure how to avoid that. Other than have it out when we are at the park and put it away when we leave. That and trees, clouds, storms tend to be a thing in New England.

I'll do a write up with pictures and links, shortly.

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[docque]

I'll do a write up with pictures and links, shortly.

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Looking forward to it. We already replaced the home internet and much of the stuff I read is it is very fast but a pain to set up. I saw a few that use it as a backup in case their mobile provider is not working. Seems like a bunch of money to have as a back up.

[MoonShadow_1911]

Looking forward to it. We already replaced the home internet and much of the stuff I read is it is very fast but a pain to set up. I saw a few that use it as a backup in case their mobile provider is not working. Seems like a bunch of money to have as a back up.

Here you go!: https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...705#post433705

[docque]

Here you go!: https://www.mygrandrv.com/forum/show...705#post433705

It is a nice write up. Straight forward design.

[llr2800]

That is why I went the T-mobile route. All the years traveling and have had no issues yet. Wyoming was a bit tricky. I am looking at Starlink right now. Issue is there is a waiting list because everyone knows that if you own an RV you stay in one spot.

My biggest issue with Starlink is theft. Not sure how to avoid that. Other than have it out when we are at the park and put it away when we leave. That and trees, clouds, storms tend to be a thing in New England.

Starlink has an RV package without a waitlist. Sense you move around you are a lower priority if it is bussy

[docque]

Starlink has an RV package without a waitlist. Sense you move around you are a lower priority if it is bussy

Odd, when I went there for the RV thing it asked where I lived. I need to dig further.

[ajg617]

https://www.starlink.com/rv

Think my area is wait-listed and I can understand why - absolutely no cell service from any carrier for a lot of homes. Pretty pricey at $135/month.

[ManageIT]

Odd, when I went there for the RV thing it asked where I lived. I need to dig further.

https://www.starlink.com/rv

I use it for my home internet. Way better than the AT&T DSL we had before.

[docque]

https://www.starlink.com/rv

I use it for my home internet. Way better than the AT&T DSL we had before.

Thanks for the info. Every time I went to the RV area via some other link it stated I would be on a waiting list.