RV Internet Hack -- How To Get Unlimited High-Speed Internet In Minutes!

We’ve been Boondocking for a year now with Starlink. We are typically out of cell range. The whole priority thing is a non-issue. We get faster speeds without priority than we do back at home with priority. It a population density or capacity issue. Thanks for the video.

Now that was a great and accurate summary of what’s out there for connectivity. I love the technology and if I didn’t have a budget I’d have all the things. 😊 Starlink RV just sent out an email that you can now get priority data at $2gb. You turn it on and off as needed. We have SL because we love the mountains and I still work full time so as long as I have a clear shot to the northern sky we are good. We also have AT&T on our phones with a hot spot on each phone and my work laptop has a built in Verizon card so we are well covered. Thanks!!

Great video, MJ and Izzy! You are the "geekmeister", Izzy! You explain it very well! We are at the low end as for internet access needs, though from what we have experienced, using our phones as hotspots, speed is quite limited and much depends on the location. Thank you for this video!

I am a long time media storm chaser and have to be able to stream HD video to tv stations while also bringing in a lot of data for multiple radar and weather data programs etc. I've always used a MIMO cellular router that allows me to use one cellular sim card from AT&T and another one from Verizon in the one router. Helpful as you move in and out of areas where one provider is better than another and as you lose one tower etc. The router is able to load balance and is capable of bonding. I have two 9db gain antennas on the roof. By next spring, I'm considering moving it to backup duty and going with the Starlink mobile system after I look into hail protection for the more expensive dish that requires.

Thank you for sharing. Hope to buy a RV in the next couple of years and getting educated on this stuff is important.

Great stuff! Love to hear real life experience on techie topics for the RV. I'll have to check out that router...!!! My old Cradlepoint won't work with a sim chip.

Way to take it down to a very explicit and crystal clear explanation.

I use a MOFI router with Verizon data card (100gigs) for my Prevost bus. Having its own network is a MUST have for those who travel or fulltime. I travel 7 months a year all over the USA and so far VERIZON has come through like a champ! I too use 2 smart tv's, IP cameras, Sensors, and automated lighting. Great vid!

Great video!!! Simple and comprehensive overview!!! 👍😃🍻

Great video! So much information explained very, very well! Thank you!

Thank you all. Very informative!

Please keep up the work it’s so educational. Thank you. Thomyt

We visited our kids in Wyoming last year and will again this year. We used the T-Mobile home internet on the road and when we parked. We had wonderful speed up and down. T-Mobile customer service leaves much to be desired. It handled all of our needs online. In our experience, as he says, check out where you will be going on carrier coverage maps.

Wow, learned a lot. Thank you. Look into this. Have a great day with your family

yes when setting or driving the internet is what I will need to keep all happy in the RV.

thanks for the reply back, we are going to check this out further. Seems like a great, cost effective option.

Great simple explanations! Appreciate that!

Great informational video. Thanks for making it easier to understand the technical side of how it works for us simpletons like myself.

Nice set-up with the router and roof mounted antenna, would have been curious to see speeds directly on your phone then switched to going through the rv rourer setup..just for kicks

This is a very good video on rv internet choices. Thanks.