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Wireless Internet – 3 ways
Filed under: Internet, Satellite Internet Access, WiFi; Tagged as: cellular Internet, wireless internet4 CommentsEver since we started living in our motorhome in 2003, we’ve been learning, and teaching, about how to connect to High-Speed Internet on the road. We were doing this in seminars long before we started making our Computer Tutorial Videos. I finally got around to making a short video overview of what we know. There are 3 different ways to connect wirelessly to the Internet, High-Speed, on the road:
- Satellite
- Cellular
- Wi-Fi
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4 Responses to “Wireless Internet – 3 ways”
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Brenda Hart June 10th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
Have you looked at the new Mi-Fi from Verizon? I am trying to decide if I can get rid of my dsl and land line and just use the mi-fi and cell phones. I can’t decide if the 5g is a limiting factor for us. We just do web surfing and e-mail, but don’t want to be limited. We are not full-time, obviously, but do like to travel as much as we can and sure miss the internet when we are on the road. I check e-mail on the free wi-fi, but worry about the security for banking on somebody else’s wi-fi. What do you recommend?
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Claire June 12th, 2009 at 10:43 pm
I had just answered a post on RV.net about tethering your cell phone to
your laptop and had put a link to your page. About 2 minutes later I recieved the link to your new video.
Thanks,
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Brenda,
Yes! The Mi-Fi looks wonderful – and we’ve heard good reports from actual users. Whether it’s good enough to be your sole connection depends on how good Verizon is at your home. The 5 gigabytes is plenty for browsing and email even for 2 people – just keep an eye on it.
As or Wi-Fi security for banking – your bank’s website handles that so it is perfectly safe to connect to your bank on public wi-fi hotspots. -
Claire,
You were the one to first tell me about tethered broadband right?

