Using Mobile Internet In Motion by RV, Van, Motorhome or Boat

[@AmyMiller-bn9ou]

Great video! this information was super helpful! I'm a full time RVer and I use HomeFi. Its been the best for me, and its download and upload speeds have been great due to the strong signal! It has been affordable and reliable, and has great customer service too!

[@CaliforniaTravelVideos]

Many thanks Cherie and Chris - y'all do an awesome job "living in the trenches," keeping up with "what's hot and what's not" and sharing the good/bad news for your tribe! Happy trails, Michael and Grace

[@bgregt1575]

Great video, as always, but the star was your kitty in the back! 😊

[@stormraven4183]

We all know Kiki is the real star of the show 😸

[@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk]

My favorite solution for land based internet is still my cellphone. Even after 50gb it’s fast if I’m in a non congested time phrase. For the continental US, it’s all I need. As a family, each line gets data. So the more lines you get, the more data you have. Just don’t be wasteful. And when you drive, how much internet do you really need? You are not the passenger on the train, you are the driver. Let’s not ignore how we can plan our time smarter instead of feeling entitled to get more benefits from a service provider.

[@Dimmer333]

I just always have my Mofi 5500 5g running in my Airstream so I always have internet well I'm driving.

[@timf6916]

Good information

[@martinyang1527]

How about the AT&T air internet ? Is it fast ?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

AT&T Internet Air is a fixed-location service only and can't be used while mobile.

[@richardsweat4967]

HELP!!! After the passing of my cat. It’s been chaos with my other cats. They are trying to figure out who will be Alfa.